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THURSDAY 81 FRIDAY
MARCH 8th 81 9th, 1923
PUTTICK SI SIMPSON
LONDON
Illustrated Catalogue
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CATALOGUE
OF
THE RENOWNED AND EXTENSIVE COLLECTION
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Chinese Armorial Porcelain
Formed by the late
FREDERICK ARTHUR CRISP, Esq., F.S.A.,
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of The Manor House, Godaiming, Surrey
Which, by order of the Executors, will be Sold by Auction
BY
Messrs. PUTTICK & SIMPSON
A. W. Wilson N. H. Archer
W. G. Horsman G. C. Wilson
AT THEIR GALLERIES, 47 LEICESTER SQUARE, LONDON, W.C.2
On THURSDAY & FRIDAY, MARCH 8th & 9th, 1923
AT TEN MINUTES PAST ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY
EACH DAY
May bz viewed the two days prior from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
I. The highest Bidder to be the Buyer; and if any dispute arise
between two or more Bidders, the Lot so in dispute shall be immedi-
ately put up again and re-sold.
II. The Auctioneer shall regulate the bidding, and reserves the
•'ight to refuse a bidding, as he may think advisable.
III. In the case of Lots upon which there is a reserve, the
Auctioneer shall have the right to bid on behalf of the Seller.
IV. The Purchasers to give in their Names and Places of Abode,
and to pay down os. in the Pound, or more, in part of payment, or the
whole of the purchase money, if required ; in default of which, the Lot
or Lots so purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
V. The Lots to be taken away and paid for, whether genuine and
authentic or not, with all faults and errors of description, at the
Buyer’s expense and risk within Two Days from the Sale; Messrs.
Puttick: & Simpson not being responsible for the correct description,
genuineness, or authenticity of, or any fault or defect in, any Lot,
and making no warranty whatever.
VI. To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the
settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can on any account be removed
during the time of Sale; and the remainder of the Purchase-Money
must absolutely be paid on the delivery.
VII. Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the
Money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited ; all Lots
uncleared within the time aforesaid shall be re-sold by public or private
Sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale shall be made
good by the defaulter at this Sale.
Ihiyers who are unable to attend the Sale, may have their Commissions
faithfully executed by their obedient Servants,
PUTTICK & SIMPSON.
Auction Rooms for the Sale of
All Fine Art Property,
Leicester Square, London, W.C.
Collections Catalogued, Arranged and Valued for the Probate
and Legacy Duty or for Public or Private Sale.
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INTRODUCTORY NOTES,
The Frederick Arthur Crisp Collection of Chinese
Armorial Porcelain is recognised as being the principal
Collection of such in existence, is comprised entirely of
specimens of Chinese Porcelain of the late 17th and early
18th Centuries, decorated in China with the armorial
bearings of many of the ancient families of England, in
accordance with orders sent to the East.
The Sale Catalogue has been arranged in alphabetical
order and compiled with reference to the late Mr. Crisp’s
privately printed Catalogue, in which the greatest care was
taken with regard to the accuracy of the heraldic informa-
tion it contains.
Four copies only of this privately printed Catalogue
remain, and can be obtained of Messrs. Phillimore & Co.,
Ltd., 120 Chancery Lane, W.C.2, price four guineas each.
The numbers in brackets at the end of the descrip-
tions in the Sale Catalogue are those of Mr. Crisp’s
Catalogue.
Many of the pieces formed part of the Collection of
Armorial Porcelain formed by Joseph Jackson Howard,
LL.D., F.S.A., Maltravers Herald Extraordinary, which was
sold by Puttick & Simpson on June 23rd, 1902. A few
pieces of old English Armorial Pottery and Porcelain have
been added.
FIRST DAY’S SALE,
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THURSDAY, MARCH 8th
AT TEN MINUTES PAST ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY.
ARMORIAL PORCELAIN.
1 Adams, impaling Scott. A coffee cup and saucer,
enamelled with the arms, crest, a giraffe’s head,
initials J.E.A. (889). Ashley. A caddy and cover,
with the arms and crest, motto, Know thyself (991).
Agard. A tea cup and two custard cups and cover,
enamelled with the arms and crest (816, 1,038, 1,039).
2 Allen, with escutcheon of pretence, White. A plate
enamelled with arms, the border with the crest, a
horse’s head out of a ducal coronet, and with flowers,
emblems, diaper work and gilt, (273). Alexander,
quarterly. A plate with the arms and crest, a talbot’s
head, famille verte, K’ang-hsi (762).
3 Anson, quartering Carrier. A plate enamelled with
an English pastoral scene, the border with the arms and
crest, a griffin’s head, and with shipping scenes. On
the reverse, an anchor erect, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(241).
Admiral Lord Anson voyaged round the world in
1742; created a peer in 1747. The plate probably part
of a presentation service.
4 Archer, impaling Mears. A tea cup and saucer and a
teapot stand, enamelled with the arms surrounded by
scrolls, small Chinese figures and flowers, crest out of
a mural crown, a dragon’s head, motto, Fortitudo,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (993-1009).
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Ashley-Cooper, Earl of Shaftesbury. An octagonal
dish, enamelled with the arms quarterly, supporters,
two maidens, crest, a bull, and with flower festoons,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 10 in. wide. Aquitar, im-
paling Losada. A plate and a salt cellar with the arms
and crest.
Atkins. A pair of shaped mugs enamelled with the arms
in a cartouche with puce outline and with flowers, the
crest two greyhounds’ heads above motto, \ incunt cum
legibus arma, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 6 \in. high
(43, 44).
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The Baker’s Company, of London. A tea cup and saucer
enamelled with the arms, crest, a wreath supported by
two hands, motto Praise God for all, and with flowers
and ribbons. Bradford. A tea cup and saucer enamelled
with two coats of arms surmounted by a coronet, and
another cup inscribed. Belonging to the ancient family
of Bradford. Baillie, impaling Campbell. A pair of
salt cellars, and a coffee cup. Brough. A small bowl
with the arms, crest, a swan’s head and with flower
sprays.
Bailey, impaling Wilkinson. An octagonal soup tureen
and cover enamelled with the arms, the scroll mantling
in pink and white and with flowers, crest, an antelope’s
head, the ground with parrots and flowers, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung , 12 in. wide, and a pair of octagonal soup
plates qf the same (255, 551, 552).
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Baillie, impaling Gordon. A chocolate pot and cover,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a
crescent, and with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung (315).
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Barnwell. A punch bowl enamelled with the arms and
scroll mantling, crest, a wolf’s head gorged with a
collar, motto, Loyal an Mort, and with flower branches
in gold outlined with rouge de fer, Ch’ien-lung , Ilf in.
diam. (147).
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Barnwell. A tea cup, coffee cup and saucer, enamelled
with the same arms, crest and motto, and with gilt
borders, Ch’ien-lung (28,625).
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Barrington, impaling. A saucer disli enamelled with, the
arms in scroll mantling, crest, a hermit’s bust, the
border with flowers in gold (206). Cassy. A plate
enamelled with flowers, emblems and small river scenes,
the arms in the border (594). Duncombe, impaling
Verney. A coffee cup enamelled with the arms, crest
out of a ducal crown, a horse’s hind leg. Anthony Dun-
combe, afterwards Lord Faversham, married in 1747
Margaret Verney, daughter of Lord Willoughby de
Broke. Anonymous. A Nankin soup tureen and cover
with arms, etc., and a large cylindrical mug painted
with arms and motto Tria juncta in uno.
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Beauple, impaling Bettes worth. A set of three cylin-
drical mugs richly enamelled with the arms in scroll
mantling and surmounted by the crest, with flower
sprays and gold borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 4 \in.
to 5§ in. high (718 to 720).
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Beauple. A pair of sauce boats and a pair of salt cellars
of the same (723, 724, 412 and 413).
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Beauple. A circular soup tureen and cover of the same
(1,075).
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Beauple. A pair of circular dishes of the same, lh\in.
diarn. (1,034 and 1,035).
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Beckford. A Nankin cylindrical mug enamelled with the
arms in a cartouche of Louis XY. design, in colours and
gilt, crest, a heron’s head, the arms and crest are also
introduced in smaller panels, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 5 \in. high (903), and a small bowl.
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Beckwith. A bowl enamelled with the arms in a drapery
cartouche, crest, an antelope, motto Loir en bien,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, ll^n. diam. (777).
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Beech, impaling. A pair of octagonal soup tureens and
covers, enamelled with the arms in medallions, sur-
rounded by flowers and drapery, animal mask handles,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 12 in. wide (339, 341).
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Bengough. Two cylindrical mug's enamelled with, the
arms in a cartouche of gold scrollwork on ermine,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 4 \in. and bin. high (783 and
784).
Bennet, Earl of Tankerville, with escutcheon of
pretence, Colebrooke. A punch bowl enamelled with
the arms, quarterly of eight, supporters, two lions
argent, crest, a scaling' ladder surmounted by an earl’s
coronet, motto, Be bon vouloir servir le roy, and with
flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 11 \in. diam.
(501). Charles Bennet, fifth Earl of Tanlterville,
married in 1771 Emma, daughter of Sir James Cole-
brooke of Gatton, Baronet.
Best, impaling. A soup plate richly enamelled with the
arms, crest, out of a ducal coronet, a demi-eagle, the
border with flowering branches and diaper pattern in
colours, Indian ink and gold, famille rose, Yung-cheng
(883).
Bishop, impaling Campbell. A teapot and cover enamelled
with the arms, scroll mantling- in red and gold, g-riflin
crest and motto, In te Bomine speravi, and with flower
sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-hmg, and a tea cup (34 and
35). Busby. A teapot and cover enamelled with the
arms in scroll mantling, crest, a stag’s head (290).
Brook. A small bowl enamelled with the arms, crest,
a demi-seahorse (417). Burrell, impaling Raymond.
A basin, a tea cup and saucer and a tea caddy enamelled
with the arms in drapery cartouches, crest, a naked
arm grasping a sprig of laurel, motto, Per fluctus ad
or am (112, 208, 584).
William Burrell, M.P. for Haslemere, married in
1773 Sapphira Raymond, of Valentine House, Essex.
Biss, impaling Bill. A circular dish enamelled with the
arms, surrounded by bold leafage, crest, two snakes
entwined, motto, Sis fadix bis, the border with flower
and butterflies in panels on a ground of diaper pattern
in gold and black, famille rose, Yung-clieng , 11 in.
diam. (300).
Blackwell, Baronet. A pair of shaped jugs and covers,
enamelled with the arms in gold scroll mantling, crest,
a swan’s head ducally gorged, 10m. high, and a small
bowl, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (503, 504, 558).
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^ • 26 Blewit (Devon). A barrel shape mug enamelled with the
arms in puce and g-old scroll mantling, with the crest
and initials C1. W. B., the ground with flower sprays and
festoon borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 5 Hn. high
(905).
From the J . J . Howard Collection.
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Blount. Two small plates, an oval stand and three sweet-
meat dishes, enamelled with the arms surrounded by
flower festoons, crest, a sun in splendour, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (743, 744, 885-888). Anonymous. A
Nankin tea cup, coffee cup and saucer, enamelled with
armorials in two shields and with blue and gilt borders
(725, 726). Bennet. A caddy and cover and a sugar
basin and cover, enamelled with the arms in scroll
mantling, crest, a demi-lion, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(926, 940).
9 - O’ . 28 Booth, with escutcheon of pretence, Wilkinson. A soup
plate enamelled with the arms, crest, a lion passant, the
border with scrolls in rouge de fer and gold, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (581). John Booth, of Theobald’ s, Herts,
married Phoebe Wilhinson. Bagnall, impaling Robin-
son. A plate with the arms, crest, a heron holding a
sprig, the border with flowers in panels on pink diaper
ground, famille rose, Yung-cheng (562). Barrow,
impaling Dighton. A plate with the arms, crest, a
squirrel eating a nut, the border with parrots, shells
and flowers (563).
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29 Bourchier. A sweetmeat dish and cover enamelled with
the arms and scroll mantling, crest, a man’s head ducally
crowned, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (195). Bevan. A
milk jug enamelled with crest, a griffin passant, and
initials J. J. B. (374). Burt. A milk jug with the
arms, crest, a bugle horn (910). Bigland, A caddy and
cover and a saucer, the arms quarterly of six, crest, a
lion passant, motto, Gratitudo (948, 1129).
O / ( 30 Bothell. A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in
a cartouche of Louis XIV. design surmounted by the
crest and with groups of flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 4 \in. high (899).
From the J . J. Howard Collection.
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Bowne. A shaped mug enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling, crest, a griffin, and with flower sprays,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 6 \in. high.
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Boyd, of Danson, Kent. A large punch howl, enamelled
with the arms in ermine cartouche, crest, a plume of
feathers argent (the badge of Ulster) and with groups
of flowers, gold diaper border, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 15f in. cliam. (556).
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Boyd, impaling. A Nankin soup tureen and cover
enamelled with the arms, bordered with flowers and
scrolls in puce, green and gold, motto, Confdo, the
ground with butterflies and flowers in blue, famille rose ,
Ch’ien-lung (477).
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Braddyll, Cumberland, with escutcheon of pretence.
Gale. A cup and saucer enamelled with the arms, crest,
a badger passant (443). Byng. A coffee cup and saucer
with the arms, supporters, an antelope and a seahorse,
motto, Tuebor. Bellew, a saucer, with the arms,
crest, a dexter hand holding- a sword (769). Brooke,
impaling Allen. A tea cup with the arms, crest, a fox
passant. Bayley, impaling Campbell. A coffee cup
with the arms and crest, motto, Quid clarius astris
(245). Boswell. A coffee cup with the crest and motto
(685). Barrett, with escutcheon of pretence, Tyers.
A two-handled cup and cover, with the arms, crest, a
cockatrice.
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Braithwaite. A Nankin tea cup, coffee cup and saucer
enamelled with the arms and ermine mantling', crest, a
greyhound couchant, motto, Generoso germini germo
(770, 771). Braithwaite, impaling. A coffee pot and
cover, enamelled with the arms in blue and gold, crest,
a greyhound (128).
The tea service of which these pieces formed a part,
from the H. W. Diamond Collection.
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Bridgman. Two cylindrical mugs, enamelled with the
arms, crest, a demi-lion rampant, the mantling in
buff and red, inscribed below “ The Bridgman’s
Arms,” famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, bin. and 5f in. high
(48-49).
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Bridgman. A large sauce boat with the same arms, etc.
(416).
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Brimstree Loyal Legion. A Salopian modelled leaf jug-,
with mask spout, painted with the Royal Arms and
military trophies, and with gilt borders, the interior of
the rim inscribed “ Brimstree Loyal Legion,” S marie
in gold, 8 in. high.
Bromley, quarterly. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with
the arms in a cartouche of gold scroll work and flowers,
the crest a demi-lion out of a gold crown, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 4f in. high (897).
From the J . J. Howard collection.
Brydges, with the escutcheon of pretence. An Imari
oval dish, enamelled with the arms quarterly, sup-
porters, two otters argent, crest, the bust of an old
man clothed, motto, Mantien le droit, a pair of sweet-
meat dishes and covers, and a plate of the same, K’ang-
hsi (591, 592, 593, 808).
Brydges. A soup tureen and cover, enamelled with the
same arms and crest differently depicted, blue and gold
borders (184).
Bucknall. A tea pot and cover, enamelled with the
arms, with scroll borders in pink, blue and gold, crest,
a stag’s head, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (971). Anony-
mous. A caddy and cover, a tea cup and saucer and
two small plates, enamelled with armorials and crests,
surrounded by scrolls and flowers (1030-1033).
Burges, impaling' two tea cups and saucers, enamelled
with the arms, surrounded by flowers and scrolls in
colours and gold, crest out of a mural crown chequy or
and sable a round buckle, motto, Interest in Christ safe
for ever (159, 392).
Burnett. A soup tureen and cover, a sauce tureen, cover
and stand and a plate, enamelled with the arms in oval
shields, bordered with scroll mantling and flowers in
colours and gold, crest, a branch of holly, motto, Nec
fluctu, nec flatu, and with flower sprays, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung.
Butler, impaling. A Nankin cylindrical mug, enamelled
with the arms, the scroll mantling in sepia and rouge
de fer, and with eagle crest, sprays of flowers and blue
scroll work, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, h\in. high
(902).
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C. An oblong tea pot and cover, and a two-handled cup
and saucer, enamelled with a soldier seated on a gun
carriage with horse, and with crest, pink and green
diaper borders, famille rose, Cli ien-lung (288, 767).
J. C. A punchbowl, enamelled with a hound crest, motto,
Take heed , inscribed with the monogram, and with
flower sprays, gold diaper border, famille rose, Ch’ ien-
lung, lh\in. diam.
Campbell, with escutcheon of pretence. A tea pot and
cover, a milk jug and cover and two coffee cups,
enamelled with the arms in a shield, with gold scroll
border, and with crest, a sun in splendour, flower
sprays, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung (545, 549, 1008).
Campbell, quarterly. A circular dish, enamelled with
the arms having swan supporters, crest, a parrot proper,
motto, Ubi libertas ibi patria, the crest is also intro-
duced in the border, and with bands of gold ornament
(498).
Campbell, impaling. Another, with the arms differently
depicted, 15m. diam. (499).
Campbell, John, Duke of Greenwich. A bowl
enamelled with the arms, supporters, two lions behind
a shield, the sword and Field-Marshal’s baton of Scot-
land, surmounted by a ducal coronet, crest, a boar’s
head, motto, Ne obliviscaris, famille rose, Ch' ien-lung ,
lOJm. diam. (792).
John, Duke of Greenwich, in 1715, commanded the
Royal Army in Scotland at Sheriff Muir.
A Canadian Company. Six Nankin plates, a soup plate
and six small plates, enamelled with the arms and with
figure supporters, crest, a sphere surmounted by a sail-
ing ship, motto, Commercio liberali crescimus, Ch'ien-
lung, and a tureen of the same of Ironstone.
Carmichael. A part service, painted with the arms in
scroll mantling', in Indian ink and gold, crest a dexter
arm, motto, Toujours prest, and with festoons of
flowers and husks, Ch’ ien-lung , comprising’ two tea pots
and covers, a sugar bowl and cover, a milk jug, and a
tea caddy (678, 668, 669, 700).
Carmichael. A soup tureen and cover, with the same
decoration, and a set of four salt cellars.
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Carmichael. A sauce tureen, cover and stand, a sauce
boat and stand and a salt cellar, enamelled with the
same arms, the other decoration in colours, famille
rose, Ch’ ien-lung (344, 345 and 385).
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Carr. A soup plate, enamelled with the arms, crest, a
stag’s head, and with flowers and bamboo (758).
Davison, impaling Carr. A plate, with the arms, crest,
under a naval crown, a dove, famille verte, K’ang-hsi
(763). Curteis. A plate, with the arms, crest, an
unicorn behind four fir trees, the border with oak
branches (750).
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Carr, impaling Bigge. A pair of cylindrical mugs,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling in rouge
de fer and gilt, and with crest, the ground pencilled in
sepia and gilt with flower branches and with diaper
borders, Cli ien-lung , bhin. high (257, 258).
Robert Carr, of Hampton, Middlesex, married
firstly Grace Bigg, of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
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Carr. A circular dish, 15j?n. diam. (478), a tea pot, cover
and stand, a sugar basin and cover, a tea cup and
saucer, and a tea caddv and cover, of the same (209,
210, 214, 248, 929).
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Chadwick, quarterly of six. A pair of soup tureens
and covers, enamelled with the arms in shields, pend-
ing from puce ribbons and gold festoons, and sided by
palm branches, blue and g'old borders, marked under-
neath Canton in China, 24 th Jany., 1791, Ch’ ien-lung,
and a plate of the same, quarterly (657, 658, 729).
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Chapman. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the arms
in scroll mantling, pink, sepia and gilt, surmounted by
the crest and with motto, Crescit sub pondere virtus,
and with small panels of peonies, in blue and gold
borders, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung, 5§ in. high (901), a
small chocolate pot and cover of the same. Chapman,
impaling Bell. A bowl, a tea cup, coffee cup and
saucer, enamelled with the arms, similar crest and
flower sprays (378, 380).
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Chapman. Two circular dishes of the same, 13 \in. and
13f in. diam. (480, 481).
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Chapman. A deep circular dish of the same.
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Chapman, impaling Wood on escutcheon, Edmondson.
A punch howl, enamelled with the arms in scroll mant-
ling, crest, a mailed hand, holding a spear with
chaplet, motto, Crescit sub pondere virtue, and with
flower sprays, bianca sopra bianca, fa mi lie rose,
Ch’ien-lung, llfm. diam. (59).
Chase. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the arms in
a shaped shield, with gold scroll border, outlined with
flowers, crest, a lion rampant, holding a cross, a diaper
border round the neck, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung,
b%in. high (259).
See illustration.
Chase. A pair of soup tureens and covers of' the same,
12m. wide (25, 26).
Chase. A set of six salt cellars and a plate of the same
(121-126, 578).
Chichester, Eare of Donegal. A leaf shaped dish,
enamelled with palms, supported by two wolves
ducally gorged, crest, a stork holding an eel, motto,
Invitum sequitur honos, and with sprays of flowers,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 13§m. wide (500).
Chipchase. A caddy and cover, a milk jug and cover,
and a spoon tray, enamelled with the arms, surrounded
by scrolls in pink, green and gold, crest a leopard cou-
chant, famille rose , Ch’ien-lung (960-962). Cross.
A milk jug and cover, a caddy and cover and a tea cup,
enamelled with the arms in shields and palm leaves,
crest a stork (205, 917, 918).
The latter from the J . J . Howard collection .
Christie. A sauce tureen and cover, enamelled with the
arms, flower sprays and festoons, crest a cross
Calvary, motto, Fit vita nomine congrua (510), a
Nankin sauce tureen cover and stand, painted with
armorials, crests and flowers, motto, Otium in negotio
(393, 394)) another, oval, enamelled with armorials,
crests and parrots (298, 299). Crofton. A fruit
dish, enamelled with the arms, crest, seven ears of
wheat, motto, Dat Deius incrementum .
Chute. A tea caddy and cover, and a cup and saucer,
enamelled with the arms, crest, a dexter cubit arm,
the ground with Chinese birds and flowers, famille
rose, Tung-cheng (547, 548).
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Clarke. A pair of cylindrical mugs, enamelled with, the
arms in cartouches, the crest above, motto, Ose et
espere, and with festoons of flowers, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 4f in. high (894, 895).
From the J . J . Howard collection.
f. /f.6> 70
Clarke. A pair of octagonal soup tureens and covers of
the same, 9f/n. wide (670, 671).
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Clarke. A pair of sauce boats of the same and a plate
(968, 969, 569).
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Clarke. A set of four salt cellars of the same (162-165).
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Clifford. A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in
a cartouche bordered with flowers and gold scrolls,
crest, a dexter hand, the border gold and rouge de fer,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 4f in. high (446).
Af . A( . — 74
Clifford. A teapot and cover, a caddy, and a tea cup and
saucer, with the same arms (56, 445, 446).
2Af. 3. — 75
Clifford. Another family. Two circular dishes,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling of blue and
gilt, supporters, a wyvern vert and a monkey proper
chained or, crest a wyvern vert, the borders gilt with
flower sprays outlined with narrow bands of blue and
gilt, Ch’ien-lung, 13 \in. and 13fm. diam. (375, 387).
See illustration.
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Tiie Clotiiworkers’ Company. A saucer dish enamelled
with the arms, supporters, two griffins, crest, a lamb,
motto, My trust is in God alone, and with fes-
toons, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 8 in. diam. Anony-
mous. A saucer dish, enamelled with cross anchors,
motto, In magnus non sufficituna, and with flowers
and fruit, 8 \in. diam.
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Cock. A punch howl enamelled with the arms in a car-
touche of' gold scrolls and flowers in colours, suspended
by puce ribbon ties, the ground with detached flowers,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 10^m. diam. (29).
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Coleman, impaling Manning. A punch bowl enamelled
with the arms, crest, a griffin’s head holding a sinister
hand, and surrounded by garlands of flowers, ribbon
border in colours and gold, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
12 in. diam. (171).
Colling wood . A shaped mug1 enamelled with the arms
in a cartouche of scroll work of sepia and gold, stag’s
head, crest, motto, Ferar units et idem, and with flower
sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, b\in. high (909).
From the J . 7. Howard Collection.
Compton. A circular dish enamelled with the arms sur-
rounded by hold leafage, crest, on a mount, a beacon
fired, motto, Nisi Domini, on a riband behind, the
border with dragons, phoenix, fish, and rocks, and a
band of diaper work in rich colours with small panels of
flowers, famille verte, K’ang-hsi, 16 \in. diam. (880).
Conran. A small teapot, enamelled with the arms and
g'ilt with flower sprays, motto, Non sibi toti, Ch’ien-
lun (347). Carrfthers. A bowl enamelled with the
arms, crest, a maiden’s head, motto, Promptus et fidelis.
Clavering, impaling Cole. A milk jug with the arms,
crest, a demi-lion out of a ducal coronet (31). Croacii-
rod. A caddy, enamelled with the wolf crest holding
a spear, the ground with buildings, birds and flowers,
famille verte, K’ang-hsi (13). Crowder, impaling. A
saucer with the arms and crest, a heraldic tiger (410).
Coffin. A coffee cup with the arms and crest (1020).
Campbell, Earl of Marchmont. Two tea cups
enamelled with the arms quarterly, crest, an earl’s
coronet, supporters, two lions reguardant, the motto,
Fide probat o coronat (213).
Cooke, quartering Warren, with escutcheon of pretence,
Twysden. A part tea service enamelled with the arms
quarterly in shaped shields outlined with pink and gold
scrolls, festoons of flowers and foliage, crest, a
demi-eagle, gold borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
comprising a teapot, cover and stand, a milk jug, a
bowl, a tea cup and saucer, and a coffee cup (88-92,
810).
George Cooke, Prothonotary of the Common Pleas,
married Catherine, daughter and co-heir of Sir Thomas
Twysden, of East Peckham, Kent, \th Baronet.
Cooke. A pair of sauce boats of the same (283, 761).
Cope, impaling. A teapot, cover and stand, a small basin,
a milk jug, a large saucer and a tea cup and saucer,
enamelled with the arms surrounded by scroll work and
flowers in colours and gilt, crest a fleur de Us or, and
with gold link borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(871-876).
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Cotton. Two cylindrical mugs enamelled witli the
quarterly of nine, in a shield surrounded by flowers and
scrolls in colours and gold, crest, a demi-eagle stand-
ing' upon a ducal coronet, the ground with parrots
and fruit, the border of sepia diaper outlined with gold
scrolls, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 4 hn. and 5 \in. high
(610, 882).
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Cotton. A pair of sauce boats and a pair of salt cellars
of the same (401, 402, 787, 788).
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Cotton. An octagonal soup tureen and cover of the same
(987).
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Cotton. An octagonal dish, 16 \in. wide.
J7. /3. <* 89
Couper, impaling Minshull. A punch bowl enamelled
with the arms, crest, a dexter arm proper holding a
wreath vert, motto, Virtute, and with flower sprays,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , ll^m. diam. (778).
/3. /3 . — 90
Craggs. An Imari tea pot and cover, and a caddy and
cover, enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, crest,
a dexter and a sinister arm g'rasping a sword, and with
flower sprays, famille verte, K’ang-hsi (914-916).
From the J . J . Howard Collection.
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Crichton, of Ruthven. A part tea service painted with
the arms in gold and sepia, surrounded by scrolls and
festoons, crest, a pillar, motto above, Stand sure, and
with sprays and ornamental borders, comprising a tea-
pot, cover and stand, a milk jug and cover, a caddy,
a bowl, a saucer dish, a spoon tray, three tea cups, five
coffee cups, and two Nankin caddies and covers, with
the same arms (469, 470). Crichton, impaling. A
tea cup (190).
£ . C, . - 92
Crisp, impaling Partridge. Two shaped mugs enamelled
with the arms sided by palm leaves, crest, a goat, and
with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 6 \in. high
and bin. high.
. p. — 93
Cruikshank. A teapot, cover and stand, and a tea cup
and saucer, enamelled with the arms, scroll mantling
and palm leaves, crest, a thistle erect, motto, Per ardua
honuin, flower sprays and borders of pink and gold
diaper, famille rose, Yung-cheng (71-73).
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Cullen, of Laughs, Co. Lanark. A pair of sauce boats,
enamelled with the arms in scroll panels and bamboo,
crest, out of a boat a pelican, motto, .Von s/bi (857, 858).
Cullum. A soup plate enamelled with the arms, crest, out
of a ducal coronet an eagle, the border with flower
sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (790). Cholmondeley
Viscount Ciiolmondeley. A soup plate, the centre with
an English pastoral scene, the arms in the border sup-
ported by a griffin and a wolf, motto, Cassis tutissima
virtus, a viscount’s coronet above (574).
Dehany, of London. A teapot, cover and stand enamelled
with the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a bear sable,
motto, In ccclo quies, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung.
Denison, impaling. A set of three punch bowls,
enamelled with the arms, surrounded by scrolls in pink,
green and gold, crest, a dexter arm, pointing to a star,
and with flower spravs, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (269-
271).
Douglas, Earl of Moreton. A plate, enamelled with
the arms quarterly, supporters, two savages, crest a
boar proper in the cleft of an oak tree, motto, Lock
sicker, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung.
Dover. A tea pot and cover, enamelled with the arms,
surrounded by plumes and flowers, crest a castle
towered, motto, Do ever good, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(291). Decker, impaling Watkins. An octagonal
caddy and a coffee cup, enamelled with the arms in
medallions, and with flower sprays, famille verte,
K’ang-hsi. These arms were granted, to Sir Matthew
Decker in 1716, who married Henrietta Watkins.
Dore. A water bottle and a cup, enamelled with the
arms in a scroll cartouche, and with flowers and foliage
97, 560).
Dow. Two tea cups, a coffee cup and a saucer, enamelled
with the arms in a plain shield bordered with flowers,
crest a dove, motto, Patience (552, 523, 1125). Anony-
mous. A bowl, and two coffee cups and saucers,
enamelled with armorials in medallions, surrounded by
pink scrolls and flowers (452-454).
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6? 101 Drake. A small tea pot and cover, enamelled with the
arms in scroll mantling, crest, on a castle a wvvern,
and with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung (T39).
Anonymous. A tea pot and cover, with arms and crest
in scroll mantling (958), a tea pot and cover and a
sugar basin, with armorials and crest, motto, Have a
worthy end, then pursue it.
C, 102 Duberley, impaling. A soup tureen and cover,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, crest an
arm holding three ears of wheat, and with pheasants
and flowers, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung (168). Durham,
quarterly. A milk jug and cover, enamelled with the
arms, crest a dolphin, motto Victoria non praeda (959).
Dalling, with escutcheon of pretence, a coffee cup and
saucer, with tbe arms, crest, a cannon arched over with
a chain, a lion’s head within (796). Dalton and Gage,
quartering Rookwood. A two-handled cup and saucer,
with the arms, crest, an eagle's head between two
wings, motto. Sera com me Dieu plaira (713).
— 103 Dubois. A pair of circular dishes, enamelled with the
arms in red and black scroll mantling, crest, a
Catherine wheel, the border with flowers and emblems
in colours and gold scroll work, famille verte, K’ang-
hsi, 15 \in. diam. (487, 488).
4 104 Dutry, with escutcheon of pretence, Renen. A
bowl, a tea pot and cover and a saucer, enamelled with
the arms, and with flower sprays, famille verte, K’ang-
hsi. Anonymous. Two tea caddies and covers, with
arms and crest, and a candlestick, with baluster stem
on octagonal foot, famille rose, Ch' ien-lung, 8f in. high.
105 Ekins. A punch bowl, enamelled with the arms, flower
festoons and sprays, crest a jamb argent, holding a
cross-crossly, gold diaper border, famille rose, C Id ien-
lung, ll|m. diam. (508).
4 106 Edgar. A helmet cream jug and a tea cup and saucer,
enamelled with the crest, an ostrich head holding a
horse shoe between two wings, and with scroll borders
in colours, famille rose, Cldien-lung (169, 373).
Evans, impaling. A barrel shape jug, painted with
the arms, crest a lamb bearing a flag charged with the
cross of St. Georg-e, 8 \in. high (456). Edwards. A
sugar basin and cover, two tea cups and a saucer,
enamelled with the arms and flower festoons, crest a
lion’s head, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung (274, 602, 603).
Edwards. A pair of oval pierced baskets and stands,
painted quarterly, with the arms sided by palm
branches, crest a lion’s head erased, transfixed with an
arrow, in Indian ink and gold, Cldien-lung, 7 \in. wide
(198, 660-663). Edwards, with escutcheon of pre-
tence, Southern*:. A soup plate, enamelled with the
arms, crest a demi-wolf, the centre also enamelled with
pheasants and peonies, the border with trophies (589).
Eliston. A large tea pot, enamelled with the crest, an
eagle’s head with a mural crown, underneath the letter
E (321). Evershead. A milk jug and cover,
enamelled with the crest, two wings argent, and with
flower sprays (912). Eraser, of Lovat. A cup and
saucer, with the arms quarterly, in black and gold,
supporters two bucks, crest a buck’s head, motto, Je
suis prest, inscribed Mrs. Fraser (923). Fraser,
quarterly . A saucer, with the arms, with the same
supporters and crest, differently depicted (194). Flud,
impaling. A coffee cup and saucer, with the arms,
crest, a lion rampant, motto, Dum spero spiro (381).
Fox. A howl and a coffee cup, with the arms, crest,
a fox sajent, motto, Faire sans dire (418, 1024).
Ellick. A circular dish and a pair of soup plates,
enamelled with the arms in the centres, the ground
pencilled with landscapes and buildings, the borders
enamelled with the crest, a dexter arm in armour, hold-
ing a branch bound round the arm by a ribbon, and gilt
with river scenes, in panels on diaper ground, Cli'ien-
lung, the dish 17 in. diam (881, 755, 756).
Elphinstone. A Nankin plate, enamelled with the
arms, supporters two savage men, crest a demi-maiden,
motto, Cause causit, the border blue and gold (222).
Fly, impaling Moderby. A plate with the arms, the
borders with flower sprays in gold leaf pattern (570).
Fitch. A Nankin oval dish, enamelled with the arms,
the border with crest, a leopard’s head holding a sword,
and with flowers and diaper pattern, Ch’ien-lung,
14m. wide (492). Gresham, Surrey. A large cup,
enamelled with the arms, and grasshopper crest (963).
From the 7. 7. Howard collection.
Erringtox, impaling. A tea pot and cover, enamelled
with the arms, and with borders of scroll work and
flowers, famille rose, Cli'ien-lung (262). Anonymous.
A Nankin large jug and cover, enamelled with arms,
crest, and blue and gold borders. C. S. Two bowls
and a tea cup and saucer, enamelled with armorials,
crests and initials C’. S. (284-286).
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Cp 112 Everton. A Nankin large tea pot and cover, a bowl, a
large cup and saucer, and a tea cup, coffee cup and
saucer, enamelled with the arms, in a drapery car-
touche, lined with ermine, crest, a dove proper, blue
and gilt borders, Ch’ien-lung (42G-430).
S- /A". & J 13 F vuntleroy. A shaped mug, enamelled with the arms,
in rich scroll mantling, surmounted by a flevr de Us
crest between two wings azure, the ground with
branches of flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 6 \in.
high (155), a caddy and cover, and a milk jug of the
same (173, 197).
f7 . / 1/7 £ 1 14
Fellowes, quartering Coulson. An Imari circular
dish, a tea pot and cover, a sweetmeat dish, painted
with the arms in shields, with scroll borders of rouge
de fer and gilt, over all, the arms of Ulster (484, 490,
931). Freeman. A coffee cup and saucer, with the
arms, crest, a lion rampant (226). Farrington. A
coffee cup and saucer, with the arms, crest, a dogargent,
motto, Domat omnia xirtus (673), the last from the
7. 7. Howard collection.
. — 115 Field. A plate, enamelled with the arms, crest, a
dexter arm issuing from clouds and holding a sphere
(751). Field, impaling Dyer. A punch bowl, with
the arms, crest a garb argent, motto, Labor ipse
xoluptas, initials T E F at the base, 9 in. diam. (669).
2 . /? . C 116 Fisher, impaling Pigot. A soup plate, enamelled with
the arms, crest, a demi-lion holding a laurel, the border
with bamboo, Ch’ien-lung (785). Thomas Fisher, of
Acton, married at St. Anne’s, Soho, 1755, Margaret,
daughter of Richard. Pigot, of Westminster. Fother-
ingham. A spoon tray, with the arms and crest.
Anonymous. Two plates, with arms and crests (598,
782).
/V . /.? . — 116a The Fishmongers Company, a plate and a soup plate
enamelled with the arms, supporters a merman and a
mermaid, crest a crown upheld, motto, All worship be
to God only, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung.
f? /C> £117 Fitton. A pair of circular dishes, enamelled with land-
scapes, pastoral trophies and dogs in the European
taste, the borders with the arms, crest, a wheat sheaf,
and flower branches, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 12 \in.
diam. (786, 794), and an octagonal soap tureen and
cover of the same, also enamelled with pheasants and
flowers, 12m. wide (879).
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Fletcher, impaling Harman. An octagonal dish and
a cup, enamelled with the arms, surrounded by scrolls
and flowers, crest, a horse’s head, and with parrots and
flowers, the diaper border outlined with gold scroll
work, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, l%\in. wide (772,
781).
119
Fly. A pair of vases and covers enamelled with the
arms in cartouches with pink diaper and gold scroll
mantling, crest, a cubit arm holding a hawk’s lure,
motto, Dei. tutamen tutus, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung,
/(^ . /O' - 11 \in. high (113, 114).
From the Collection of the Rev. Charles Walker, of
Brighton.
See illustration.
120 Fly. A pair of octagonal soup tureens and covers, and a
/<£ . /<£ . ~ pair of salt cellars of the same (355, 356, 404, 405).
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Forbes. A pair of salt cellars and a cup, enamelled with
the arms surrounded by flower festoons and gold scrolls,
crest, a stag’s head, motto, Grace me guide, and with
blue and gold borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (518,
519, 411).
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122 Foster. A tea caddy and cover, two tea cups and
saucers, a coffee cup, a bowl and a spoon tray,
enamelled with the arms in shields, crest, a stag trip-
pant, and with blue and gold borders, Ch’ien-lung
(406-408, 727, 798, 799).
123 Fortescue. A tea pot and cover and a milk jug and
cover, enamelled with the arms, crest, a tiger passant,
motto, Forte scutum salus ducum, and with groups of
flowers in pink, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (17, 18).
Fortescue, impaling Dormer. A Nankin large coffee
??■- pot and cover, enamelled with the impaling arms and
crests, and with groups of flowers in blue (797).
The first Baron Fortescue, of C redan, married
secondly in 1721 Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Robert
Dormer.
124 Fountaine, impaling Hogge. A teapot and cover, a tea
cup, coffee cup and saucer enamelled with the arms,
crest, an elephant, motto, Mix ea nostra voco, and with
^ / borders of flowers and scrolls, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
r /0 u (357-359, 377).
Brigg Price, of Narford, Norfolk, assumed the sur-
name and arms of Fountaine in 1769, married Mary
Hogge, of Lynn.
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7- //■ C 125 French, impaling Scotton. A pair of large jugs
enamelled with the arms surrounded by festoons of
flowers depending from puce ribbon ties, crest, a crescent
surmounted by fleur de lis, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
14£zn. high (144, 145).
/ ~7 . /~p . ~ 126 Fryer, impaling Parker. A part tea and coffee service,
7 7 enamelled with the arms in a shield with pink and gold
borders, the crest, an antelope’s head out of a ducal
coronet, and with flower sprays and gold link pattern
borders, comprising two teapots and covers, a tea pot
stand, a coffee pot and cover, a tea caddy and cover, a
milk jug and cover, a spoon tray, two tea cups, two
coffee cups and four saucers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
19 -pieces (530-540).
Elizabeth, daughter of Francis Parker, of Blagdon,
Devon, married, as her third husband, John Fryer, of
Exeter.
£ 127 Gambier. An oval soup tureen and cover, a sauce boat,
and a soup plate, enamelled with the arms surrounded
by gold scrolls and flowers, crest, an eagle out of a ducal
coronet, and with initials, R. G., flowers and green
and gold borders (167, 301. 559).
From the Franks C ollection.
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Garden. A Nankin part tea service, enamelled with
initials, J. A. G., in shields, and with flower festoons,
crest, a boar passant, and with blue and gilt diaper
borders, Ch’ien-lung, comprising a teapot, cover and
stand, a milk jug and cover, a caddy and cover, a bowl
a spoon tray, a tea cup, coffee cup and saucer (360-367).
This set was bought at the sale of china of J. L.
Garden, of Redisliam Hall, Suffolk.
2 /o C, 129 Gardner, impaling Litlle. A punch bowl enamelled
with the arms and with Chinese ladies and flowers,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 9 \in. diam.
J / 3 . C> 130 Garstin. A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling surmounted by the crest and with
motto, Gladio et Virtute, the ground with sprays of
flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 6 in. high (129).
/, . — 131 Garstin. Three tea cups and saucers of the same (60,
61, 564).
Garstin. Two punch bowls of the same, 9 \in. and 10m.
diam. (37, 38).
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Gloucester, H.R.H. Duke of. A large soup tureen
and cover enamelled with the arms, supporters, The
Lion and Unicorn of England under a ducal coronet,
and with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung , 16m.
wide.
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Godfrey. A circular dish, enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling in the border, crest, a demi-negro,
and with flowers, famille verte, K’ang-hsi, 14m. diarn.
(489).
Gordon. A milk jug and a saucer enamelled with the
arms, the borders with pink and gold scrolls and flowers,
and a small bottle with the arms, famille rose,
Ch’ ien-lung (98, 913). Gastwick, of Bedford.
A tea pot and cover enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling, crest, a griffin’s head (997). Gregorie.
A salad howl, enamelled with the arms in ermine mant-
ling, crest, the trunk of a fir tree, motto, Non deficit
alter (459). Gascoigne. A salt cellar with the arms,
crest, out of a ducal coronet a demi-lucy (36). Gooding.
An eggshell saucer with the arms and griffin crest, cocks
and flowers, Y ung-cheng (308). Gurney, impaling
Watson. A coffee cup with the arms (96). Guy, impal-
ing Bell. A tea cup with the arms and crest (239).
2.t2.C 136
Gordon or Lessmoir. An oval soup tureen and cover
enamelled with the arms, supporters, a wild man and
a griffin, crest, a stag’s head, motto, Bydand, also
with the Royal Arms of Scotland, Ch’ ien-lung , 14 \in.
wide.
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Gough, impaling Hynde. An Imari cylindrical mug,
painted with the arms in rouge de fer, sepia and gilt,
crest, a boar’s head pierced by an arrow, and with blue
diaper borders, 4f in. high (77). Clifton, impaling.
A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in scroll
mantling, and with flower sprays in panels on modelled
ground, crest, a griffin’s head erased, 4f in. high.
Graham, of Callender, impaling Strickland. An
octagonal soup tureen and cover enamelled with the
arms, crest, a shell, motto, Spero meliora, and with
flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung , 12| in. wide.
<j. / <il39
Grant. A pair of octagonal soup tureens and covers
enamelled with the arms in shields with gold borders
surrounded by flowers, crest, a dexter hand, motto,
Radicem firmant frondes, and with groups of flowers
and gold borders, famille rose, Ch’ ien-lung , 12 in. wide
(614, 615).
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Grant. A pair of octagonal sauce tureens, covers and
stands of the same service (264, 265).
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141 Grant. A large punch bowl of the same service, 13m.
diam. (278).
/ O /O 142 Grant. Another, 9 in. diarn. (51), and a pair of salt
cellars of the same (599, 600).
3 . 3 — 143 Grant. A part tea service of the same, comprising
two teapots and covers, one stand, a milk jug, two
plates, a tea cup, coffee cup and saucer (78, 316, 130,
131, 231, 747, 748).
■57 J • 144 Grant. A set of three cylindrical mugs similarly
enamelled with the same arms, crest and motto, and
with groups of flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 4 \in.
to 5 bin. high (81-83).
2 . ' - C> 146 Grisly, impaling Coventry. A pair of Bloor Derby
plates enamelled with the arms, crest, a lion passant,
motto, Meliore fide quam fortune (Sir Roger Grisly,
eighth baronet). Honywood, impaling Courtnay. A
pair of Wedgwood soup plates painted with the arms,
crest, a griffin’s head (Sir John Honywood, of Evington,
the fourth baronet). Warburton, impaling Stanley.
Another, printed with the arms in a cartouche, crest, a
savage head, motto, Le voil droit avoir.
//. //. - 147 Gunn. A punch bowl enamelled with the arms suspended
by ribbon ties, flower sprays, and with blue diaper
border, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 9 in. diam. (272).
22/. — • - — 148 Hackluyt, Co. Hereford. A circular dish enamelled
with the arms surrounded by bold leafage in red, blue
and gold, the border with the crest, a man in armour
with battleaxe, also with phoenix, flowers and diaper
pattern in rich colours and gold, famille verte, K’ang-
hsi, lb\in. diam. (399).
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149 Hall. An oval soup tureen and cover enamelled with
the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a talbot’s head,
the borders with flowers and bamboo, two plates, two
coffee cups and a punch bowl of the same, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (471, 472, 555, 565, 741, 807).
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9 • / '? ^150 Hamilton, quartering Earl of Arran. A part tea service
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling of rouge de
fer, black and white, and with sprays of flowers, the
crest, out of a ducal coronet a tree transfixed with a
saw, and with motto, Success in Trade, above and below
the arms the motto, Through, comprising a teapot,
cover and stand, a tea caddy and cover, a milk jug, a
spoon tray, six tea cups, six coffee cups and six saucers,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 25 pieces (1044-1060).
^.//.-151 Hamilton, quartering Earl of Arran. Two punch
bowls enamelled with the same, also with a view of
the Fortress of Portobello and six ships sailing towards
it, 9m. and 114m. diam. (186, 791).
Admiral Vernon took Portobello with six ships, in
1739.
.'*152 Hanmer, impaling Jennens. A caddy and cover, a tea
cup and a coffee cup enamelled with the arms, crest,
a lion sejant (395, 611). Thomas Hanmer, of Fen's
Flint, married Esther Jennens, of Gopsall, Leicester.
Hall. A caddy and a coffee cup and saucer with the
arms, crest, an unicorn’s head (956, 957). Hunter (?).
a caddy, crest, two beast’s heads banded together,
initials J. M. H. (14). Hay. A tea caddy and cover,
with the crest, on a wreath or and sable, a demi-arm
holding an ox-yoke, the initials J. H. below, motto,
Primus e stirpe (310). Hinde. A teapot stand and a
spoon tray, enamelled with the arms, and with peony
branches on gold diaper ground, crest, a cockatrice,
the wings expanded (655, 656). Harington. A
tankard with the arms and motto, Nodo firmo.
/,5 .76 7-153 Harley, Earl of Oxford, impaling Archer. A part
service enamelled with the arms supported by two
ang'els, surmounted by an earl’s coronet, motto,
Virtute et fide, and with, flower sprays, the pink diaper
borders outlined with gold, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(635-640).
Edward Harley, Ath Earl of Oxford, married in 1751
Susanna Archer, of Welford, Berks.
AVvT.^154 Harris. A circular dish enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling, crest, an eagle upon a cock proper,
the border with vines and flowers in gold, Ch’ien-lung,
11m. diam. (346). Anonymous. Another, enamelled
with armorials in scroll mantling, crests, the head of a
man and a sword, motto, Ve dal am daro, 11 \in. diam.
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7 ' 7 155 Harrison, impaling Bray. A spoon tray enamelled witli
the arms, phoenix and flowers, famille verte, K’ang-hsi
(95). Hulls. A salt cellar with the arms, crest, a fleur
de lis (925). Hudson. A cup and saucer with the arms,
crest, on a rock a martlet (99). Hardwick. A coffee cup
and saucer with the arms and crest, a hart passant.
Hodgson. A small plate with the arms, crest, a martlet,
motto, Be ever watchful (734). Hibbs. A coffee cup
with the arms and crest (1072). Innes. A milk jug and
cover, crest, an increscent, initials I. I., motto, Je
recevoir donne (684). Inglis. A coffee cup and
saucer, enamelled with the arms, crest, a demi-lion
rampant holding in the dexter paw a star, motto, Recte
faciendo securus (1000). Inglis, with escutcheon of
pretence, Johnson. A coffee cup with the arms and
crest (389).
(q . / (o . (? 156 Harrison Atcliffe and Elkington, impaling Elliot.
A Delft mug painted with the arms and flower sprays
6f in. high, a Staffordshire tea caddy painted with
armorials and flowers in blue, 4 \in. high, a sauce boat
with the arms of Trinity College, and a Minton’s oval
dish, painted with arms in blue and with medallion
heads, 17f in. wide.
/ t> . /b . — 157 Hart, impaling Franklin. A part tea service enamelled
with the arms in flower and foliage cartouches of pink,
green and gilt, and with flower sprays, crest, a stag’s
head, gilt borders, comprising a tea pot, cover and
stand, a tea caddy and cover, a milk jug and cover, a
spoon tray, a bowl and stand, two tea cups, two coffee
cups and a saucer, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 15 pieces
(133-142).
Part of a service made for Willis Hart, who married
Betty Franklin; it was subsequently in the possession of
the Rev. G. A. F. Hart, of Arundel, Sussex, his grand-
son.
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Harvey (?), impaling. A sauce boat with two lips, a
small dessert dish and a coffee cup enamelled with the
arms quarterly, crest, a cock standing on a fish, and
with groups of' flowers, the bordei’s of rouge de fer and
gilt, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (202, 303, 780).
// ■ //. — 159
Harvey. A cylindrical mug of the same, 7 in. high.
See illustration.
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Hawkins. A Nankin cylindrical mug enamelled with
the arms in a shield surmounted by the crest, a hind’s
head, and with flowers and blue scrollwork, motto, Per
industria periculo, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , bin. high
(705).
Hawkins. A pair of punch bowls of the same, enamelled
with the arms, etc., and with groups of flowers, within
the howl is inscribed Edward Dear, Canton, November,
Anno Domine 1770, the other with Thomas Dear, etc.,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 13 in. diam. (200, 201).
Hay. A teapot enamelled with the arms in scroll mant-
ling, crest, a falcon, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, a tea
caddy and cover of the same (584, 654). Anonymous.
Three Nankin coffee cups and saucers, painted with
heraldic shields, female figures and griffin crests (185,
939, 1124). Heath. A pair of water bottles, enamelled
with the arms in colours and gold, crest, a tower argent
and wTith flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 8f in.
high (22). Anonymous, a chocolate pot and cover
enamelled with armorials, crest and flowers. Hailes.
A small teapot and cover, enamelled with the arms,
crest, a stag’s head couped proper, motto, Follow the
Chase, Ch’ien-lung (906). Hales, impaling. A milk
jug enamelled with the arms (117).
Hayes. A milk jug and cover, a bowl, two tea cups, a
coffee cup and two saucers, enamelled and gilt with the
arms in scroll cartouches surrounded by flowers and palm
branches, crest, a fox passant, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
. (19-21, 607, 609), and a saucer with initials S. D. K.
These arms were confirmed in 1613 by William Cam-
den, Clarenceux, to Sir Thomas Hayes, of London.
From the Collection of Hugh Welch Diamond, Esq.,
M.D., F.S.A.
Heard. A tea pot and cover enamelled with the arms
in pink and gold scroll mantling and with flowers, the
crest, a swan ducally crowned, motto, Nanfragus in
portum, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (2).
These arms were granted to Sir Isaac Heard in 1762.
The tea pot was exhibited at the Heraldic Exhibition,
Burlington House, 1894.
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— 165 Henchman. A tea caddy and cover, a tea pot stand, two
tea cups, a coffee cup and a saucer enamelled with, the
arms in scroll mantling, ornamented with flowers and
foliage, crest, a talbot’s head, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(170, 972, 973, 1098). From the J . J . Howard Collec-
tion. A Nankin saucer of the same (238). Anonymous.
a tea pot, cover and stand, two bowls, a cup, saucer,
and a spoon tray, painted with armorials and flower
sprays in Indian ink and gold (950-955).
s'. /S.
166 Hickes. A part tea service, enamelled with the arms,
surrounded by pink and gold scrolls and flower fes-
toons, crest, a stag’s head, gold link pattern borders,
comprising a tea pot and cover, a milk jug, two bowls,
a tea cup, a coffee cup and two saucers, famille rose ,
Ch’ien-lung (846, 847, 848, 851, 371, 531, 228).
3. /? ■
1 167 Hickes. Another part tea service of the same, compris-
ing a tea pot and cover, a milk jug, a bowl and two
large cups (369, 370, 849, 850, 368).
2 . /2.
/ 168 Hodgson, impaling Warde. A deep circular dish,
enamelled with the arms and scroll mantling, crest, a
bird standing’ on a castle, the border with flowers,
hianca sopra bianca, and vines, etc., in gold, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung, 15 in. diam.
i. 2.
— - 169 Hoffmann. A cylindrical mug, 4f in. high, and a coffee
cup, enamelled with the crest and monogram J.M.H.,
and gilt with sprays of flowers, Ch’ien-lung (130, 582).
J /3 .
170 Holman. A circular dish, enamelled with armorials,
crest a pelican speared, and with flowers and scrolls in
Indian ink and gold, Ch’ien-lung, lljz’n. diam.
Hornyold. A Nankin plate with the arms, crest, a
demi-unicorn, motto, F idem tene (528).
4- ^
— 171 Holt. A mug, enamelled with the arms quarterly in a
shaped shield, bordered with scrolls in colours and gold,
surmounted by a squirrel crest, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 5§in. high (601).
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C 172 Holt. A circular dish, enamelled with a river scene
and figures crossing a bridge, the border with the arms,
crest and flower sprays, 14 in. diam. (495).
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Horsemonden. A pair of Imari bowls, painted with the
arms, crest, a leopard’s face, and with flowers and
emblems, 7f in. diatn., and a tea pot stand of the same
(817, 818, 319).
174
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Horsman. A caddy, enamelled with the arms, crest, an
arm grasping a tilting spear (464).
From the J . •/. Howard collection .
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Hotham, impaling Morley. A pair of large jugs and
covers, enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, and
with palm branches, crest, a naked man rising from the
waves, holding a sword and shield, motto, Have a Care,
the ground with parrots and flowers, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 15 in. high (667, 672).
Howard, Lord Howard of Effingham, impaling
Bristow. A circular dish enamelled with the arms,
having lion supporters, the border with a baron’s
coronet, peony branches and emblems, and banded with
roue de fer and gold, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 11m.
diam. (182).
Francis, 8th Baron Howard, married secondly in
1731, Anne, daughter of Robert Bristow.
Humbertson. A shaped mug, painted in Indian ink
with the arms in scroll mantling, also with Jupiter
riding in his chariot on the clouds, Ch’ien-lung, 6 in.
high (15), and a pair of circular dishes of the same, the
centres painted with the same subject (493, 1114).
Humbertson , of Walkerne, Herts.
Hutchinson, impaling Caethorpe. A Nankin cylin-
drical mug, enamelled with the arms in scroll mant-
ling, crest, a cockatrice out of a ducal coronet, motto,
Perge et aleas, the ground with scroll work in blue
and flowers in colours, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 5 \in.
high (5), and a saucer of the same (813).
End of Eirst Day’s Sale.
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SECOND DAY’S SALE
FRIDAY, MARCH 9th, 1923.
AT TEN MINUTES PAST ONE O’CLOCK PRECISELY.
ARMORIAL PORCELAIN.
P' p. — 1T9 Inglis. Au octagonal soup tureen and cover, enamelled
ivith the arms, surrounded by scrolls in pink and gold,
crest, a star environed with clouds and with flower
sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (462). Anonymous.
Another, enamelled with armorials and crest, parrots
and flower sprays (331).
~ 180 -Jackson, impaling Saunders. A cylindrical mug,
enamelled with the arms, bordered with gold scrolls
and flowers, surmounted by a horse crest, the initials
H.C.J. on either side, and with flower sprays, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lvng , 4f in. high (675), and a tea pot and
cover and a tea cup enamelled with the arms in drapery
mantling, with the same crest, motto, Vires acquirit
eundo (79, 754).
181 -Jenkins. A part tea service, enamelled with the arms,
surrounded by naval trophies, crest, a lion passant, and
with borders of Indian ink and gold, famille rose,
Y ung-cheng , comprising a tea pot, cover and stand, a
sugar bowl, a spoon tray, four tea cups, three coffee
cups and five saucers, 17 pieces.
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Jennings. A part tea service, enamelled with the arms
on scroll mantling’, and with flowers, crest, a demi-lion
holding- a trident, and with rouge de fer and gold
borders, comprising a tea pot, cover and stand, a milk
jug and cover and two tea cups and saucers, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung (465-468).
Johnson. A barrel shape mug, enamelled with the
arms in scroll mantling, crest, a demi-eagle out of a
ducal coronet, the border with a Rennaissance design in
sepia and gold, Ch’ien-lung, 6 in. high (515), a sauce
boat with two lips, of the same, and a coffee cup (237,
27).
Johnson. A circular dish of the same, 15 \in, diam.
& (486).
Johnstone, impaling West. A caddy, enamelled with
the arms, crest, two crossed swords, motto, Paratus ad
Arma, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung. Anonymous. Two
tea cups and saucers, with monograms S.S.M., two
coffee cups and saucers, with monograms, E.L., and
another, J.N.
Johnstone, of Westerhall, co. Dumfries. A Nankin
jug, painted with the arms in scroll mantling, crest,
a spur between two wings, and with flowering branches,
8f in. high (251), and a pair of circular dishes, of the
same, painted with the crest, flower sprays and bands
of diaper pattern, 15m. diam. (606, 608).
Jones. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the crest, a
sheaf of corn, monogram, E.J., and with flower sprays
in panels on modelled ground, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, b\in. high (646), and two others, enamelled with
monograms and flowers.
Kelsey. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the arms
/ in scroll mantling, in colours and gilt, surmounted by
the crest, and with groups of flowers, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 6 in. high (199).
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i) . 5\ 189 Kennedy. A teapot and cover enamelled with the arms,
bordered with foliage, crest, a dolphin, motto, Avise
la fin, also inscribed Robert Kennedy, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (343). Anonymous. A milk jug and cover,
a caddy and cover, a teapot stand, a spoon tray and a
cup and saucer enamelled with armorials and crests
surrounded by scrolls and flowers (185, 188, 180, 181,
232, 233).
190 Ker, with escutcheon of pretence, Martin. A part ser-
vice enamelled with the arms surrounded with scrolls in
gold and flower festoons, crest, a stag’s head, and with
borders of conventional ornament, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung (735, 736, 812, 836, 837).
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191 Ker, with the same escutcheon. A pair of circular
pierced baskets and covers enamelled with the arms, four
anchors with chains attached in gold surround the
shield, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , Sin. diam. (711, 712).
S~ / y. 192 Ker. An oblong soup tureen of the same, the borders
enamelled with emblematical figures and classical vases
in pink panels, 11 \in. wide (708).
/</. /£. ~ 193
Ker. A large jug, a deep circular dish and a mug of the
same (207, 709, 710).
7 7 - ' 194
King. Two tea caddies enamelled with the arms, crest, an
ostrich head (507, 989). Kepple, Earl of Albemarle. A
salt cellar with the arms, having gold lion supporters,
crest, out of a ducal coronet a swan’s head, motto, Ne
cedi malis. Ludlow. A caddy and cover, with the
arms, crest, a dexter arm holding a dagger, thereon a
bull’s head (337). Lawrie, impaling Holme. A salt
cellar, with the arms, crest, a tree trunk (1043). Lloyd.
A coffee cup with the arms quarterly of six, crest,
and motto, Non nobis nati sumus, the word Lloyd below
(774).
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/ ~7 6 195 Kitson, impaling Gregory. A soup plate enamelled
/ with the arms, crest, an unicorn’s head, and with
flowers in gilt, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (580). Leach,
impaling Hopkins. A plate enamelled with the arms
sides by peacocks, crest, out of a ducal coronet an arm
grasping a snake (561). Anonymous, two soup plates
with different arms, etc.
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Lamb. An oval soup tureen and cover enamelled with
the arms and surrounded by gilt scrolls, crest, a Paschal
lamb, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (179). Anonymous.
A square shaped jardiniere enamelled with crests, flower
sprays and bamboo.
Lambert, Baronet. An octagonal dish enamelled with
the arms in a drapery cartouche, crest, three ostrich
feathers, motto, Seguitando si giunge, the border with
groups of flowers and emblems and with diaper work in
rouge de fer and gold, Ch’ien-lung , 13fm. diam. (485).
Lambton. A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms
in a foliage cartouche, and with flower branches, the
/ crest, a ram’s head, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, Q\in.
high (110).
Lancaster. A set of three cylindrical mugs enamelled
with the arms in shields with gold scroll outline and
foliage, surmounted by the crest, the ground with
sprays of flowers and gold link borders, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 4 \in. to 5 \in. high (648 to 650).
Lancaster. A teapot and a caddy of the same service
<? (647).
Langton. A part tea service painted with the arms in
flower and foliage cartouches, in rouge de fer, sepia
and gilt, crest, a heart between two wings, comprising
— a tea pot and cover, a milk jug, a bowl, two tea cups,
and two saucers (332-336).
Langton. Another tea service enamelled with the same
arms and crest in a different shield, surrounded by pink
and gold scrolls and foliage, the ground also gilt
with flower sprays, comprising a teapot and cover, a
milk jug, a bowl, two cups and two saucers (325-330).
Langton. An oval shape soup tureen and cover of the
same, a circular bowl and cover, and a pair of sauce
‘ boats (189, 196, 414, 415).
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If . / Jf- . C? 204 Lawrence, impaling Ilbery. A sauce tureen and stand
enamelled with the arms surrounded by flower festoons,
crest, two tree trunks environed with a chaplet, the
borders green and gold, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (450,
451), a sauce tureen, cover and stand gilt with the
initials T. C. C., crest, a hind, motto, Vix ea nostra
voco, and with Chinese river scenes in brown panels of
gold diaper, etc.
/ (o / (o . — 205 Leighton. A pair of Nankin sauce tureens and covers
enamelled with the arms bordered with palm branches,
crest, a wyvern, and with blue and gilt borders, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung (566, 573).
/3 . / 3 . — 206 Lethietjllier, impaling Salkeld. A circular dish
enamelled with the arms, crest, a parrot, the borders
with groups of flowers, emblems and diaper pattern in
colours and gold, famille verte, K’ang-hsi, l4 in. diam.
(715).
. //j . £ 207 Leveson-Gower, Earl Gower, impaling Stewart. A
cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms, crest, a
wolf passant surmounted by an earl’s coronet and with
supporters, motto, Frangas non flectes, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung , 4 \in. high (243).
? 3 — 208 Leveson-Gower, etc. A saucer dish of -the same, 8 in.
diam. (242).
See illustration.
^5 ' - — 209 Leveson-Gower, etc., A milk jug, a tea cup, a coffee cup
and two saucers (152, 153, 244).
Granville Leveson-Gower, afterwards Marquis of
Stafford, K.G., married thirdly \in 1768, Lady
Susannah Stewart, daughter of the 6th Earl of Gallo-
way.
/ /6 " ~ 210 Ligonier. A part tea service enamelled with the arms
within a riband of the Bath, from which the badge is
suspended, the supporters, two lions reguardant, each
holding a tilting spear bearing a banner of the arms,
motto, A rege et victoria, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung,
comprising a teapot and cover, a tea caddy and cover, a
milk jug, two tea cups, a coffee cup and two saucers,
10 pieces (292-297).
Field-Marshal Sir John Louis Ligonier, K.B., was
created Viscount Ligonier 31s£ December, 1757, and
afterwards Earl Ligonier, 10 th September, 1766.
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211 Lindsay. A pair of soup plates enamelled with the arms,
scroll mantling, and flowers, crest, an ostrich holding
2 / ? in it’s beak a key, motto, Patientia vincit, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (553, 554).
212 Longden. A punch bowl enamelled with the arms,
crest, a talhot’s head, flower branches and palms, coast
o ,r> (r) scenes with sailing ships, etc., famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 11 \in. diam. (661).
213 Lovett. Two cylindrical mugs enamelled with the arms
in shaped shields, the borders in colours and gold,
g £ — motto, Spe, and with flower sprays, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, bin. and 6 in. high (23, 24).
214 Lovett. A part tea service enamelled with the same
arms, crest and motto, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, com-
. /i — prising1 a teapot and cover, a bowl, three tea cups and
two coffee cups, 8 pieces (696, 697, 864, 865, 866-868).
215 Ludlow. A part service enamelled with the arms, sur-
rounded by bands of husks, flowers and bamboo, the
crest, a demi-lion rampant, and with initials J. L.
, motto, Fide et amore, comprising a teapot, cover and
7 ■ stand, a coffee pot and cover, a large cup and saucer,
a tea cup, coffee cup and saucer, and a pair of small
plates (420-425, 745, 746).
216 Lundin, of that Ilk. A punch bowl, enamelled with the
arms, supporters, two lions rampant, crest, out of an
antique crown a lion affronte , motto, Dei dono sum
o - j ■ ~ quad sum, and with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 11 in. diam. (212).
217 Lynch, with the escutcheon of pretence, Wake. A pair
of large jugs with modelled mask lips, enamelled with
the arms in scroll mantling and palm branches, crest, a
lynx passant, motto, Loyal au mort, the ground of one
hi • //. also with cocks standing upon rocks under peony
branches, the other with landscapes, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung , 13 \in. high (742).
John Lynch, D.D.. Dean of Canterbury , married
Mary, daughter of William Wake, Archbishop of
Canterbury.
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3 3 . 218 Lysaght, Baron Lisle. Two Nankin tea pots, a cover,
and a sugar basin and cover enamelled with the arms,
having lions supporters, motto, Bella horrida bella,
Ch’ien-lung (680-682).
/ 0 7 /<$ 7 — 219 Macfarlane. A tea service enamelled with the arms
supported by two Highlanders in belted plaids with
broad swords, inscribed below “ Loch Sloy,” the crest,
a demi-savage, and with motto above, “ This I’ll
defend,” also with red and gilt borders, comprising a
tea pot, cover and stand, a milk jug and cover, two tea
caddies, one cover, a bowl, a spoon tray, six tea cups
and saucers, famille rose , Ch’ien-lung, 22 'pieces (1061-
1072).
See illustration.
(o ■ /(?-(? 220 Macfarlane. A part tea service enamelled with the
same arms, etc., the Highland supporters wearing green
plaids, and with blue and gilt borders, comprising a
teapot and cover, a milk jug, a tea bottle, a tea cup,
a coffee cup and a saucer, Ch’ien-lung, 7 pieces (312,
1073, 878, 1074).
3. 3. — 221 Mack. A shaped mug enamelled with the arms in a
cartouche with scroll borders and palm leaves, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung, 4 \in. high.
/ c £ 222 Mackenzie. A pair of circular dishes, the centres pen-
cilled with Neptune and Yenus, the borders with the
arms, crest, a mountain in flames, motto, Data fata
secutus, and with flower sprays, Ch’ien-lung (494), and
a set of three salt cellars (118-120).
223 Mackintosh. A Nankin cylindrical mug’, enamelled
with the arms quarterly, in a shield surrounded by
thistles, the crest, a cat-a-mountain saliant guardant,
motto, Touch not the cat hut a glove, and with blue
borders, 5 in. high (419). Dixon, impaling. A cylin-
drical mug with the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a
demi-hind couped, motto, Fortes fortuna juvat, b\in.
high (250). Clay. A cylindrical mug painted with
the arms and crest, 5 \in. high (517).
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Part of Tea Service.
224 MacPherson. A plate enamelled with the arms sur-
rounded by scrolls in blue and gold, crest, a cat sagent,
motto, Touch not the cat but the glove , and with flower
3.3. — sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (320), and another,
enamelled with Italian buildings in the centre, the
borders with pastoral scenes, the arms and crest (585).
225 Maddox, impaling. A small teapot and cover enamelled
with the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a lion sagent,
and with flower sprays in Indian ink and gold (992).
/ Morley. A tea pot and cover, and a coffee cup and
k saucer, enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling and
flowers, crest, out of a ducal coronet a griffin’s head
(674-676).
226 Maitland. A coffee pot and cover, a milk jug and cover
and a tea caddy and cover enamelled with the arms in a
shield before a military trophy, crest, a lion’s head
fa . b — erased, motto, Paix et -pen, and with flower sprays,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (127, 928, 932).
227 Maitland. Two cylindrical mugs, enamelled with the
arms quarterly, crest, a lion sejant duca'lly crowned,
mottoes, Deo juvante and Consilio et animis, the ground
with groups of flowers, the borders of pink ribbon, bam-
7- ~7 . boo and flowering branches, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
5 \in. and 5 \in. high (623, 624).
From the J . .7. Howard Collection.
228 Maitland. A teapot, cover and stand, a milk jug and
-y — cover, a caddy of the same (619-622).
229 Major. A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in
a shield surrounded by flowers and gold scrollwork,
/• //. C and surmounted by the crest, a greyhound’s head,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , \\in. high (458).
230 Mann, impaling Guise. A circular dish enamelled
with the arms surrounded by red and gold scrolls, the
border with the crest, a demi-dragon, and with flowers
//. // — and emblems, banded with scrollwork in rouge de fer
and' gold, famille verte, K’ang-hsi, 16fm. diam. (728).
Eleanor, daughter of Christopher Guise, of Abbot’s
Court, Glos., married Robert Mann, of Linton, Kent.
From the .7. -7. Howard Collection.
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— "231 Martin. An Imari teapot stand, painted with the arms,
crest, a hound passant, and with flower sprays (338).
Mttnro, Baronet. A plate and a saucer with the arms,
eagle crest and motto, Dread God. Macgregor. A
sugar howl with the arms and crest. Montgomery, with
escutcheon of pretence. A tea cup with the arms and
crest (1021). May. A coffee cup with the arms and
crest (1017). Middleton. Two Nankin cups and
covers with the arms and crest (543, 544). Nairnf,
(Lord Nairne). A large tea pot and cover with the
arms quarterly, surmounted by a baron’s coronet,
below the initials J. A. N., famille rose, Ch'ien-lung
(391). Newland. A caddy with the arms, crest, a
wolf’s head, motto, Nil desperandum (7). Mackey,
impaling Neate. A spoon tray with the arms, crest, a
hand holding a dagger, motto, Mann forti (252).
232 Marriott. A punch bowl enamelled with the arms sur-
rounded by scrolls, crest, a talbot passant, and with
groups of flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-hmg, 12r??.
diam. (247).
6“\ 3 . — 233 Marsh. A Nankin milk jug enamelled with the arms,
crest, a nag’s head out of a mural coronet (304).
Mawbey, impaling Pratt. Two coffee cups enamelled
with the arms, crest, an eagle displayed, motto, Auriga
virtutum prudentia (935). Manby. A basin and cover
enamelled with the arms, crest, a hand holding' a
sword (999). M. M. M. A sugar basin and cover with
a monogram (317). Miller. A milk jug with the arms,
crest, a lion rampant azure (11). Macleay. A caddy
and cover with the arms, crest, a stag’s head, motto,
Spes anehora vitae (707).
/<D ■ /O — 234 Marshall. A pair of water bottles, enamelled with
the arms in scroll mantling in lake and gilt, crest, a
sprig of broom, motto, Virescit, and with groups of
flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 9f in. high (934. 935).
From the J. J. Howard Collection .
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235 Martin. A salad bowl, enamelled with the arms, sur-
rounded by flowers and scrolls in colours and gold, crest
a fox, and with foliage borders in rouge de fer and gold,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 9 fm. sq. (109), a sauce
/2. /2. • — tureen, cover and stand of the same, a sweet dish, a
spoon tray and a tea pot and cover, the latter with dif-
ferent ornament (.150, .15.1, 941, 942, 990).
:23G
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Mathew, impaling Byam. A plate, enamelled with a
basket of flowers, the arms in the border, motto, Equam
serrate mentern, and with flowers in gold, bianca sopra
hianca, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (764). Nicholls,
impaling. A plate with the arms, crest, a wolf’s head,
’ the border with scrolls and flowers in rouge de fer and
gold (442). North, impaling Cox. A pair of Nankin
small plates with the arms, crest, a talbot’s head,
motto, Prcemium industriae (738).
'237
/6'
M’Culloch. A milk jug and cover, a caddy and cover,
two coffee cups and a saucer dish, enamelled with the
arms in shaped shields, with gilt scroll borders and foli-
/ age, surmounted by the crest, an ermine, motto, Sine
^ macula, and with gold link borders, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (790, 1076-1079).
‘238 Meade. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the arms
in scroll mantling in an oval panel, crest, an eagle
or out of a ducal coronet, the ground with flower sprays
C./C.Cr in rich colours, famille rerte, K’ang-hsi, 6 j in . high
(526).
239 Mendez. A part tea service, enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling, turquoise, lake and gilt, crest, a plume
of ostrich feathers, and with gold borders, comprising
. — a tea pot, cover and stand, a milk jug, four tea cups,
five coffee cups and three saucers, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung , 16 pieces (779, 1080-1087).
240 Mercer. A chocolate pot, enamelled with the arms in
:scroll mantling, crest, a stork’s head, motto, Crux
~ ^ . Christi nostra corona, and with parrots and flowers,
0/8.6 famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 6 \in. high (475). Anony-
mous. A coffee pot and cover with armorials in scroll
mantling.
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//. //. — 241
Meeiton. A pair of Nankin square salad bowls, a pair
of sauce tureens and covers, a pair of sauce boats and
stands, a pair of salt cellars, a plate and two odd covers,
enamelled with the arms in drapery cartouches, crest, a
cross-crosslet fibcliee, motto, Verge mereri, and with
blue diaper and gold borders, Ch’ien-lung (819-826).
//. li — 242
Nanfan. A circular dish, enamelled with the arms, and
crest, a talbot passant, the border with flower and fruit
branches in colours, and with diaper work in rouge de
fer and gold, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, \b\in. diam.
(488).
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Nassau, Earl of Rochford, quarterly. A mug
enamelled with the arms, with ducal coronet and lion
supporters, motto, Spes durat avorum, the sepia diaper
border is outlined with gold scroll work, Ch’ien-lung ,
\\in. high (898).
C . (p . - 244
Nassau, Earl of Rochford, impaling Young. A mug,
the arms quarterly, as above, with the addition, the
same supporters, coronet, crest and motto, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, biin. high (455).
William Henri/, 4 th Earl of Rochford , married in
1740 Lucy Young, of Durnford, Wilts.
From the J . J . Howard collection .
C . /<£ Cp 245
Nf.ale, quartering Barra. Two cylindrical mugs, the
arms enamelled in a shield, surrounded by flowers in
colours and scrolls in gold, and with pelican crest,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , bbm. high.
- 246
Neltiiorpe, impaling Norvel. A spoon tray,
enamelled with the arms, crest, a hand holding a
dagger. Nicoi.son. A Nankin shell dish, enamelled
with the crest. Leigh (?) A sweetmeat dish, six odd
covers, a tea cup and saucer, painted with a Continental
town, and with the arms above in Indian ink, the bowl
for a punch ladle, two small Sheffield plate ladles.
, impaling Leigh. A circular dish, enamelled with
the arms, crest, two paws, 14m. diam. Anonymous,
another.
3 . 3. — 247
Newland. A tea pot and cover, enamelled with the
arms in scroll mantling, crest a wolf’s head, and with
vine borders, Ch’ien-lung.
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248
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Newton. A sliaped mug, enamelled with the arms,
crest, a man holding- a short sword, and with flowers and
fruit branches, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 6 in. high.
249 O’IjRien. A plate, enamelled with the arms, crest a
dexter hand holding a sword, the border with a shipping
scene (590). Papworth, impaling Masser. A plate,
, , / enamelled with the arms, the border with scrolls in
>. ‘b? & Indian ink and gold (595). Anonymous. A plate,
enamelled with Chinese figures in a garden, flowers,
arms and crest.
250 O’Shee, impaling Hoskins. A tea pot and cover,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, and with
swan crest, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (174). Stanhold.
Another, enamelled with the arms, a leopard crest.
— Anonymous. A large tea pot and cover, enamelled
with armorials, parrots and flowers. Hall (?) A coffee
pot and cover with the arms and crest (280).
251 Parker, with escutcheon of pretence. Strong. A pair
of Nankin sauce boats, enamelled with the arms in gold
scroll mantling, crest a leopard’s head, motto, Sub
lihertate quietem, and with blue diaper borders, and a
' • soup plate, Ch’ien-lung (235, 236, 583).
Sir Thos. Parker, Chief Baron of the Exchequer,
married secondlg in 1740 Martha Strong , of Greenwich.
252 Parker, etc. A Nankin punch bowl of the same, the
arms in the centre, 9 in. diam. (282).
253 Parker, impaling Wale. A tea pot and cover,
enamelled with the arms in a shield, motto, Quod tibi
hoc alteri, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (203). Popham.
A small bowl with the arms, crest, a buck’s head (965).
Pratt, Earl Camden. A milk jug and cover, painted
~ with the arms in Indian ink and gold, supporters, a
griffin and a lion, motto, Judicium parium aut lex
terree, surmounted by an earl’s coronet (204). Pon-
sonby. A caddy with the arms, crest, a demi-lion
sejant (158). Peirce. A caddy with the arms, crest, a
raven holding a trefoil, motto, In deo confdo (701).
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/$ . 6 254 Parked. A tea cup, coffee cup and saucer, enamelled
with the arms in shields, crest, a cubit arm holding a
stag’s attire, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (57, 683).
Pratt, impaling Sutton. A tea cup and saucer with
the arms (16). Pigott, impaling Cope. An octagonal
soup tureen and covei with the arms in scroll borders,
crest a greyhound, a tea pot and cover, enamelled with
armorials, surrounded with scrolls, and with the letter
P in gold (6). Pinfold, impaling. A Nankin salt
cellar with the arms, crest, out of a crown pallisado a
tree (1042). Pollock. A coffee cup and saucer with
the arms, crest, a boar passant shot through with a
dart, motto, Audacter et strenue (58). Pickering. A
coffee cup with the arms and crest (1019).
3. /3 . 6 255 P arkyns, A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the arms,
crest, a pineapple emerging from a coronet, and with
flower sprays, famille rose, Ch'ien-lung, h\in. high.
/ . // . c 256 Parry, impaling Milborne. A circular dish,
enamelled with the arms, surrounded by scrolls and
flowers, crest, three battleaxes entwined with ribbons,
the border with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-
Lung, 14 in. diam. (716).
257 Parsons, impaling Crowley. A circular dish and a
pair of plates, enamelled with the arms, the border
with the crest, an eagle’s leg standing on a leopard’s
face, and with flowers and scrolls in colours, dragons
and phoenix pencilled in blue, gold outline, famille
verte, K’ang-hsi, the dish 14m. diam. (307, 576, 577).
Humphrey Parsons, of Reigate, twice Lord Mayor
of London, married at Westminster Abbey, 1719,
Sarah, daughter of Sir Ambrose Crowley, Alderman of
Tjondon.
$7 9.
258 Pawlet, Duke of Bolton. A tea caddy and cover, a
teapot stand, a tea cup, coffee cup and saucer, enamelled
with the arms in scroll cartouches with gilt borders
supported by two hinds, crest, a falcon, the wings dis-
played, ducally gorged, motto, Aymes loyaulte, and
with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (340, 342,
376, 575).
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259
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260
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261
Z. 2.-
262
J-'S.-
263
264
Jlf. Hf.
Pembridge. A pair of sauce boats enamelled with tile-
arms surrounded by scrolls in colours, crest, a lion
passant, and witli sprays of flowers and gold borders,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung. Anonymous. A sauce
tureen, cover and stand, painted with armorials and
crests in puce, tbe borders enamelled with flowers and
bamboo (157).
Phipps, Baron Mulgrave. Two punch bowls and a
salad bowl enamelled with tbe arms in ermine car-
touches, surmounted by a baron’s coronet and supported
by a unicorn and a goat, crest, a lion’s jamb bolding a
trefoil, motto, Virtuti quies, and with flower sprays,.
■ tbe drapery border of pink and gilt depending from
loops and ties, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, the howls
13m. diam., the salad howl 10m. square (42, 132, 143)..
Pierrepont, Duke of Kingstown. A Wedgwood oval
shaped dish painted with the arms, supporters and
crest, a lion rampant, and with flower sprays, motto,.
Pie repone te, 20 \in. wide.
Pole. A pair of plates enamelled with European build-
ings and shipping scenes, the borders with the arms and
bird crest, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (861, 862).
Poultney. A circular dish enamelled with the arms,.
crest, a leopard’s head ducally gorged, the ground and
- border with gold flower branches, the latter with the
crest four times repeated, K’ang-hsi (409).
Pitt, Baron of Londonderry, with escutcheon of
pretence, Ridgeway. A part tea service enamelled'
with the arms having falcon supporters, the shield is
surmounted by a baron’s coronet and crest, a stork
argent, motto, Amitie, Ch’ien-lung , comprising a small
-teapot, cover and stand, a caddy and cover, two small
bowls and a spoon tray (800-805), and a cup and
saucer with the stork crest and baron’s coronet (806).
Colonel Thomas Pitt married Lady Frances Ridge-
way, daughter of Robert, Earl of Londonderry , 1716,
Colonel Pitt was created a Baron of Londonderry , 1719,.
and Earl of Londonderry , 1726, this service, therefore,,
must have been made before 1726.
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3. / 3 . & 265
Price. A punch howl enamelled with the arms in a
medallion depending from a ribbon tie, crest, a griffin’s
head, and with initials S.P., iamille rose, Ch’ien-lung,
10 \in. diam. (924), and a caddy of the same (521).
From the 7. 7. Howard Collection.
(o . - 266
Pringle. A teapot, cover and stand, a caddy and cover,
and a coffee cup and saucer, enamelled with the arms in
shields with scroll outline, crest, on a saltire azure an
escallop or, and with flower sprays, motto, Spero et
progredior, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (505, 506, 157).
3 /3. (p 267
Pryce, impaling Bird. A shaped mug enamelled with
the arms in a shield surrounded by pink and gold
scrolls and with flowers, crest, a lion rampant, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung, 6 \in. high (260). Anonymous. A
shaped mug enamelled with armorials, crests, birds and
flowers in colours and gilt, motto, Pour hien guire,
6 in. high (261).
J — 268
Ramsay, impaling Knight. A barrel shape mug
enamelled with the crest in a shield bordered with
flowers and scrolls, the crest, an unicorn’s head, motto,
Ora et lahora, the ground with festoons and sprays of
flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , b\in. high (651).
• / <° ■ & 269
Ramsay. A pair of plates, and a tea cup enamelled
with the arms in cartouches in pink and gold, a man-
darin’s head is painted above motto, Ora et lahora,
the borders with flowering branches and gold ornament,
famille rose, Yung-cheng (666, 759).
S? ^ 270
Rarer, impaling Bellers. A circular dish and a deep
dish enamelled with the arms and motto, Tute si recte
vixeris, the border with the crest, an antelope’s head,
and flowers and emblems in colours and gold, famille
verte, K’ang-lisi, 12 \in. and 12 \in. diam. (665, 855).
3 75* . C 271
Rich. A large punch bowl enamelled with the arms
surrounded by scrolls in colours and gold, crest, a grey-
hound’s head, and with pheasants under peony
branches, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 15 \in. diam.
348 273
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272 Robertson. A Nankin cylindrical mug enamelled with
the arms in scroll mantling, red, white, blue and gold,
crest, a hand holding a falchion, motto, Ramis viicat
radix, Ch’ien-lung , 4 \in. high (1). Robertson, im-
f . — paling. A caddy with arms and crest in black and gold,
motto, Virtutes gloria merces (947). Robertson, im-
paling Stewart. A tea cup (1011).
273 Robertson and Stewart. A pair of octagonal shaped
vases, enamelled with the arms on two shields side by
side, under one a wild man chained, crest, out of a
chapeau gules a hand holding an imperial crown,
^2 — — motto, Virtutis gloria merces , surrounded by flowers
and foliage, the ground with initials H. R., and with
flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 11 \in. high
(40, 41).
See illustration.
274 Robinson. A plate enamelled with the arms surrounded
by scrolls and flowers in colours and gold, crest, a buck
sable, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (571). Rodney,
v3 . IS. (c Baron Rodney. A tea cup with the crest and baron’s
coronet (12). Anonymous. A Nankin soup plate with
armorials and crest.
275
Ross, impaling Ross. Two tea cups enamelled with
the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a dexter hand hold-
ing a wreath, motto, Nobilis est ira leones (936-938).
Rabett. A sugar basin and cover and a milk jug
with the arms, crest, a demi-rabbit (473, 474). Rose,
' impaling. A caddy and cover with the arms, crest, a
harp azure, motto, Constant and true. Richardson.
A salt cellar with the arms, crest, a dexter hand in
armour grasping a broad sword, motto, Virtute
acquiritur honos (254). Rowe, impaling Handley.
A tea cup and saucer, the arms quarterly, crest, out of a
ducal coronet a demi-lion, motto, Libertas pretiotior
auro (852).
276 Ross. A shaped mug, enamelled with the arms in rich
scroll mantling and gilt, crest, a dexter hand holding
a — a wreath, motto, Nec temere nec timide, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung , 6$in. high (900), and a coffee cup (47).
277 Ross. A circular dish of the same, the border painted
~ — _ with landscapes, birds, and flowers in sepia and gilt,
$ . t> . in panels with scroll borders, lb\in. diam. (479).
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vf . 5~. - 278
Rumbold. A large punch bowl enamelled with the arms
surrounded by flowers and leafage in colours and gold,
crest, a demi-lion, the border with shells and sprays
in puce and gold, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 16m.
diam. (372).
From the J. J. Howard Collection.
2. /2 . C 279
Rustat. A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in
scroll mantling and surmounted by a crest, the ground
with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, Gin.
high (309).
/2 . /£. — 280
Sanders, impaling. A milk jug enamelled with the
arms, crest, a demi-bull rampant (909). Southwell,
impaling Watson. A caddy and cover with the arms,
crest, a demi-Indian goat (529). Strachan. A pair
of salt cellars with the arms, crest, on a knight’s helmet
a stag, motto, Non timeo sed caveo. From the Julia
Boyd Collection. Stewart. A salt cellar with the
arms, bird crest, motto, Sola juvat virtus (1128).
Spiller, impaling. A Nankin coffee cup and saucer,
with the arms, crest, a falcon standing on a snake,
motto, Aquila non capit muscas (183). Stewart. A
coffee cup and saucer with the arms, crest, a demi-lion,
motto, Hinc orior.
//. / f . - 281
Saunders. A part tea service, enamelled with the arms
in foliage cartouches of ruby, white and gold, crest,
an elephant’s head, the borders painted with birds,
trellis panels and foliage in sepia and gilt, Ch’ien-lung,
comprising* two tea pots and covers, a tea pot stand, two
tea caddies, one cover, a milk jug and cover, two sugar
basins, one cover, a bowl, two spoon trays, a tea cup, a
coffee cup and a saucer, 19 pieces (827-835, 146, 1014-
1016).
2^ 6 ~ 282
Saunders. A set of three water bottles of the same,
10m. high, a circular dish, 13 \in. diam., and a punch
bowl, 15 \in. diam. (187, 690, 856, 400).
// .u - 283
Selby, impaling Tuite. A tea pot and cover, a cup and
saucer and a small plate, enamelled with the arms, sur-
rounded by scrolls in lake and with flower festoons,
crest, a saracen’s head, motto, Semper sapit suprema,
and with gold scroll borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(1025-1027), and a cover for a tureen.
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284 Selby, etc. A pair of circular dishes of the same, the
(f . (y . — borders with gold scroll work, 15 \in. diam. (1028).
285 Skinner. A coffee pot and cover, a tea cup and saucer,
a coup plate and a small dish, enamelled with the arms,
surrounded by scrolls in colours and gilt, crest, a
4) • / (o griffin’s head holding a hand, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung (93, 211, 323, 863).
286
4. 'h- &
Slader. A tea pot, cover and stand, a milk jug, a tea
cup, coffee cup and two saucers, enamelled with the arms
in a shield, with gilt scroll outline, also with flowers,
the borders with foliage scrolls, crest, a jamb holding
four ostrich feathers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (546,
588, 949, 996, 1040).
287 Slader, impaling Green. A small shaped mug,
enamelled with the arms in a shield of gold outline, sur-
^ / mounted by a plume crest and with scroll border,
^ famille rose, Cli ien-lung , 4f in. high (721.)
288 Smalley. A Nankin vase and a beaker, enamelled with
the arms in ermine cartouches, crest, an unicorn cou-
chant, motto, Fide et diligentia, and with scrolls and
flowers in blue, 10 high (215, 221). Stonhouse.
sy / A milk jug, with the arms, crest, a talbot’s head catch-
o /o . ^ ing a dove, motto, Suhlimiora petamus (447). Salt.
A basin with the arms (318). Scarlett, impaling.
A sauce boat with the arms, crest, two lions’ jambs
supporting a pillar (927). Scott, impaling. A lea
caddy with the arms, crest, a stag passant (702).
289 Smith. A coffee pot and cover, enamelled with the arms
and surrounded by scrolls and flowers in colours and
gold, crest, an ostrich head, and with flower sprays,
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 9f in. high (275). Smith,
[(s ~ Nottingham. A milk jug and a saucer, with the
arms and festoons of flowers, crest, an elephant’s head,
initials J. E. S. (706, 768). Smith, impaling Bird.
A salt cellar (930).
290
ff.U-
Smith (another family). A punch bowl, enamelled with
_ the arms, crest, an ounce’s head, and with chrysanthe-
mum branches, Ch’ien-lung, 7f in. diam. (322).
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S~. ff — 291 Smyth. A Nankin cylindrical niu”’, enamelled with the
arms in fine scroll mantling-, and with ostrich crest,
motto, Tien ta foy, sprays of flowers and with bine
scroll borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 5^in. high
(907), from the .7. 7. Howard Collection, and a chocolate
pot and cover with the same arms (502).
2 , 2- — 292 Smyth. Two bowls, a milk jug, a large cup and saucer
and a saucer dish, enamelled with the same arms, the
g-round with Chinese figures in landscapes and flower
spravs, gold link borders, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung
(281, 693-695).
c? . <p . — * 293
Smyth and Charnock, impaling Btjrgess. A Leeds
cream ware water bottle, fluted and painted with the
arms, motto, Qua pote lucet, 9 in. high, Sir Charles
Smyth, 5th Baronet, of Hill Hall, Theydon Bois,
married in 1760 Elizabeth Burgess, and a jug printed
with the Fishmongers’ Arms, 6f in. high.
/.// (p 293a Smyth of Walsham, Norfolk, an oval shape fruit dish
and stand, with the arms, crest a horse’s head, the
brown and gold borders painted with English' flowers,
Ch’ien-lung, 12\in . unde.
// yy , — 294 St alton. A cylindrical mug, enamelled with the arms
in a shaped shield, gold scroll outline and flowers, the
border with festoons, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, 51 in.
high (896).
From the 7. 7. Howard collection.
Op ./ C ( 295 Stanley, Baronet, impaling Granville. A plate,
enamelled with the arms, crest, a chaplet of olive pen-
dant from a sword, the border with flowers and diaper
pattern, famille verte, K’ang-hsi.
Sir John Stanley of Grange Gorman, Dublin,
Baronet, in 1699 married Anne Granville, of Stoic,
Cornwall, sister of George, Lord Lansdown of Bideford.
(q (q
296 Stocker. A plate, enamelled with the arms, crest, a
dove, the border with interlaced ornament and the crest
repeated, Ch’ien-lung (586). Spencer, impaling
Shaw. A Nankin plate with the arms, crest a tiger’s
head (597). John Spencer, paymaster of the Hon. East
India Company , married Catherine Shaw, of Eltham.
Somers. An Imari plate with the arms, crest, a coat of
mail hanging on a laurel tree (572).
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297 Stuckey, quartering Bartlett. Two cylindrical mugs,
, enamelled with the arms in shields, depending from
3 ■ 3 ■ (o blue ribbons, the ground with flower sprays, farnille
rose, Ch’ien-lung, 4f in. high (633, 634).
298 Stuckey, etc. A part tea service, of the same, com-
prising a tea pot, cover and stand, a tea caddy and
cover, a sugar basin, a milk jug* and cover, a bowl, a
/tT / cT _ spoon tray, two plates, a tea cup, a coffee cup and a
saucer (154, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630,631,632,877,
795, 796).
299 Stuckey, etc. A pair of octagonal soup tureens and
(1 2.— covers of the same, 12m. wide.
300 Sydenham. A saucer, enamelled with the arms and
crest, a ram’s head (605). Anonymous. Two milk
3.3- jugs, a caddy, three cups, a small bowl, and seven cups
and nine saucers, with similar armorials.
301 Talbot, impaling Clopton. A pair of small plates,
enamelled with the arms, crest on a chapeau gules, a
. lion statant, the borders with flowers and emblems in
fci . IQ) . (f colours and gold, farnille verte, K’ang-hsi (731, 732).
Talbot. A small plate with the arms and crest, the
borders similar (733), and a coffee cup (1018).
Talbot, with escutcheon of pretence, Cardonnel. A
tea cup and saucer, with the arms differently depicted,
supporters two talbots, motto, Hurnani nihil alienwm
(223).
Tennent. A Gankin tea pot and cover, enamelled with
the arms in a shield, surmounted by the crest, motto,
Pro utilitate, the borders painted with butterflies and
diaper pattern in blue and gilt, Ch’ien-lung , 6 \in. high
(659).
304 Tennent. Two cylindrical mugs of the same, 5 \in. and
(o &Z . ~ 5f m. high (653, 668).
305 Thompson, with escutcheon of pretence, Roundell. A
circular dish enamelled with the arms quarterly, in Ihe
border, crest, a dexter arm holding a lance, seaport
s scenes in the Dresden taste are also depicted round the
h 3 ^ border, the centre with peony branches, farnille rose,
Y ung-cheng , 14m. diam. (496).
Beilby Thompson, of Esprick, Yorks, married
secondly Sarah Roundell. of Hutton, Wansley.
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— 306 Tomkins. An octagonal soup tureen and cover enamelled
with the arms surrounded by red and gold scrolls, crest,
a lion rampant holding a tilting lance, bordered with
flowers and bamboo, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , Yl\in.
wide (461).
— 307 Townshend, Baron Townshend, of Lynn, impaling
Harrison. A Nankin basin and another, painted with
the arms, supporters, a stag and a greyhound, crest,
a stag statant (920, 921), and a large punch bowl of the
same, pencilled with birds and peony branches, etc.,
in Indian ink and gold (70).
Baron T ownshend married in 1723, Audrey Harrison,
of Balls Pond, Hertford.
/ 3 / 3. — 308 Trevor, Baron Trevor of Bromham, impaling Weldon,
A cylindrical mug enamelled with the arms in a shield
with two cockatrice supporters, crest, a cockatrice
sable, and with flowers and emblems, the border of
rouge de fer and gilt diaper, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
6 in. high (463), and a tea cup and saucer of the same
(869).
The first Baron Tre'vor, of Bromham, married
secondly in 1704 Anne Weldon, of St. Lawrence, Jewry,
London.
From the Collection of the late Rt. Hon. Lord
Stafford.
From the J . J . Howard Collection.
3 . 3 ~~ 309 Tuite, impaling Stafford. A pair of sauce boats
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, crest, an
angel with sword and shield, Ch’ien-lung (691, 692).
/t>. /^.-310
Tulloch. A coffee pot and cover, a tea cup and saucer
and a salt cellar enamelled with the arms surrounded
by scrolls and with flowers, etc., famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung (512, 513, 514). Anonymous. Two tea caddies
and covers with crests and monograms, and a basin with
arms and escutcheon of pretence (229, 311, 449).
Trotman, pretence Wardell. Two old English saucers
and a cup, with the arms and wlieatsheaf crest.
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Turner, impaling Purnell. A part tea service
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, of rouge de
fer, sepia and gilt, the borders with foliage in similar
colours, crest, a nag’s head erased enfiled with a ducal
coronet, Ch’ien-lung, comprising a teapot, cover and
stand, a sugar basin, a spoon tray, two small deep
plates, a tea cup, a coffee cup, and two saucers, 11
pieces (838-845).
Vaughan. A tea cup and saucer, painted with the arms
in black, crest, a boy’s head, motto, In prudentia et
simplicitate , and a spoon tray of the same (249, 995).
Anonymous. A teapot, a bowl and a cup and saucer,
with the arms, etc., in black and gold, a small bowl,
a teapot stand and a pair of small plates enamelled
with arms, etc.
Vavasour and Chaplin. Two cylindrical mugs
enamelled with the arms side by side, the elaborate
mantling in colours and gold, surmounted by the crest,
a cock gules, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , bin. and 5 \in.
high (8, 596).
William Vavasour, of Weston, York, married Anne
Chaplin, of Tathwell, Lincoln.
From the J . J. Howard Collection.
Walker, quarterly. A set of four cylindrical mugs
enamelled with the arms and greyhound crest, the
(d shield surrounded by gold scrolls and flowers, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung, 4f in. and 5 in. high (216 to 219).
Walker, impaling. A teapot and cover and a tea cup,
painted with the arms in red and gold scroll mantling,
crest, a greyhound (524, 525). Warne. A caddy and
cover, and a coffee cup and saucer with the arms, crest,
a lion argent, motto, Garde la foi (148, 1491 Wright.
- A caddy and cover with the arms, crest, a dragon’s
head erased (3). Wythe. A tea cup and saucer with
the arms, crest, a griffin holding a spear piercing a
boar’s head (814). Witts, impaling Ashill. A tea
pot and cover and a saucer, the arms quarterly of six,
crest, an eagle holding a sprig of broom (1012).
Walker, with the escutcheon of pretence. An
octagonal dish, enamelled with the arms in a cartouche,
the border in lake and with flower sprays, motto, In-
dustry blest by Providence, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
15 in. wide.
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317 Wallop, Earl of. Portsmouth. A pair of octagonal salt
cellars, enamelled with, the crest, a mermaid holding*
in dexter hand a mirror or, above, an earl’s coronet
(148, 149), and a Chamberlain’s Worcester plate
painted with the arms, and with flowers on blue ground.
318 Watson, of Woolpit, Suffolk. A bowl and a milk jug
enamelled with the arms surrounded by scrolls in pink,
green and gold, and with flower sprays, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 10 in. diam. (853, 970).
319 Watson, with escutcheon of pretence. Two soup plates
and a saucer with the arms, crest, a lion argent (859,
860, 1013). White. Two large cups enamelled with
the arms (541, 542). Anonymous. Three two-handled
coffee cups with arms, monograms, etc., and six others
(246, 1023, 45).
320 Watts. A tea pot and cover, a caddy, a milk jug and
cover, and a coffee cup and saucer, enamelled with the
arms in scroll mantling, crest, a sea-dog’s head, and
with flowers in gold and Indian ink, in panels on gold
diaper ground, Ch’ien-lung (84-86).
321 Way, with escutcheon of pretence, Lockey. A pair
of shaped mugs enamelled with arms and eagle crest,
Ch’ien-lung , 6 in. high (943, 944).
Lewis Way, President of Guy’s Hospital, London,
married thirdly in 1738, Abigail Lockey, of Home Hill,
Hereford.
322 Way. A teapot, a cover, a milk jug and cover, and
two tea cups enamelled with the same arms and crest,
Ch’ien-lung (945, 946, 1005, 1006).
323 Wheling, impaling Bull. A punch bowl enamelled
with the arms and surrounded by festoons of flowers,
crest, a lion’s jamb holding a mullet, the border with
festoons in gold and colours, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
12 in. diam. (277).
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324 Wilkinson. A large tea pot and cover, a small tea pot
and cover, a milk jug, a tea cup, and a coffee cup,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling, crest, a
■ h ~ fox’s head erased holding a dragon’s wing, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung , and a bowl of the same (641-645,
279).
325
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Williams-Lloyd. A milk jug painted with the arms in
Indian ink and gold, crest, a demi-lion, motto,
Ofnwn’r arglwydd (908). Anonymous. A tea caddy
and cover, seven cups and saucers, seven other saucers,
and two salt cellars, with various arms, crests and
monograms.
326 Wills (?) A plate, enamelled with the arms, crest a
demi-griffin, the border with European shipping scenes,
__ famille rose, Ch’ien-lung (568), and Wynyard,
^ ■ impaling St. Ledger. A plate with the arms, crest, an
antelope, motto, Eprouvez (567).
327 Wilson. A part tea service, enamelled with the arms
in scroll mantling, of pink, green, and gold, and with
flower sprays, crest, a demi-lion rampant, motto,
. Sincerity , famille rose, Ch’ien-lung, comprising’ a tea
'' ' pot and cover, a milk jug, a bowl, a tea cup, a cup with
two handles, and two saucers, 8 pieces (175-178, 809).
Woodley. A part tea service, enamelled with the owl
crest, flower sprays, and gilt with monogram
W. W. below, the borders of pink diaper, famille rose,
Ch’ ien-lung , comprising a tea pot, cover and stand, two
plates, a chocolate cup, a tea cup, a coffee cup and
three saucers, 10 pieces (101-108).
329 Woodward, impaling Sydenham. Two Nankin tea cups
and a saucer, enamelled with the arms and laurel, crest,
a stag trippant, initials J. E. W., and with blue and
gold borders, Cli’ ien-lung (604, 703). Woolley,
£ l(i (o impaling1 Joicey. An octagonal sauce tureen cover and
stand, enamelled with the arms, crest, a man’s head in
coat of mail, the ground with flowers, fruit, ribbons
and bamboo, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung.
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(f> . / <£> • C? 330 Wyatt, impaling- Barnard. A part tea service,
enamelled with the arms in scroll mantling’, the borders
with flower festoons, crest a demi-lion rampant, hold-
ing an arrow, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , comprising
two tea pots and covers, a milk jug’ and cover, two tea
cups, a coffee cup and two saucers, 11 pieces (52-54,
677, 967, 1004).
From the J . J . Howard Collection.
S . - — 331 Yonge, co. Devon, with escutcheon of pretence,
Howard. A plate enamelled with the arms, supporters,
a boar and a griffin, crest, a hoar’s head, motto, Laudat
qui invidet, the border with scroll work in rouge de fer
and gold (587).
Sir William Yonge, a Knight Founder of the Bath,
married secondly in 1729 Anne, daughter of Thomas,
1th Baron Howard of Effingham.
ANONYMOUS.
3 . /3 . 332 A punch howl, enamelled with the arms, probably of
a Society, supporters, two huntsmen, crest, a stag’s
head, mottoes, Innocence with freedom, Be merry and
wise, and with flower sprays, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung,
12 in. diam.
3 . /3- b 333
Two cylindrical mugs, enamelled with a woman milking
a cow, monogram E.S.S., and with blue and gilt
borders, 4f in. and 4 \in. high.
334 A set of three cylindrical mug’s, enamelled with arms in
shields, and with sprays and border of flowers, famille
rose, Ch’ien-lung, 4 \in. to 6m. high (891, 892, 893).
and a punch howl, enamelled with the same arms and
sprays of flowers, lO^m. diam. (890).
A . 3 . ~~ 335 Two cylindrical mugs, enamelled with armorials in car-
touches, bordered with flowers and gold scrolls, sur-
mounted by a coronet and crest, famille rose, Cli’ien-
lung, h\in. and 5§m. high (74, 75).
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Two mugs, enamelled with arms and crests, sprays and
borders of' flowers, a milk jug and cover, a bowl, a tea
cup, coffee cup and saucer, famille ruse, Ch’ien-lung
(348-354).
Two cylindrical mugs, enamelled with the same
armorials, in shields bordered with garlands and sprays
* of flowers, and surmounted by a crest, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung, 4 \in. and 5f in. high (160, 161).
A shaped mug, enamelled with armorials, peony
branches and bamboo, crest, a female bust, 4 \in. high
' (55), a tea pot and cover, 54m. high (752), and a milk
jug and cover, with the same arms, 5 in. high (753),
famille rose, Ch’ien-lung.
A pair of sauce boats, enamelled with arms and crest,
a lion rampant, parrots and flowers, famille rose,
Ch’ien-lung (313, 314).
A part tea service enamelled with the crest, a griffin
segreant, flower sprays in panels and gilt with mono-
gram, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , comprising a tea pot,
cover and stand, a sugar basin and cover, a milk jug
w and cover, a tea caddy and cover, a spoon tray, a
saucer dish, a tea cup, two coffee cups and a saucer,
15 pieces (62-69, 87, 704).
A part tea service enamelled with armorials in panels
bordered with flowers, castle crest, and with bands of
, blue and gold diaper pattern, Ch’ien-lung, comprising
a tea pot, cover and stand, a milk jug, a caddy and
cover, a tea cup, coffee cup and saucer and a spoon trav
(433-439).
Two bowls of the same service, 10m. and 1 lin. diam.
; (440, 441).
A circular dish enamelled with armorials and crest, the
border with flower branches, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung ,
15 in. diam. (497).
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344 A bowl enamelled witli monograms in cartouches, crests
and groups of flowers, famille rose, Ch’ien-lung , 9 \in.
diam. (749).
From Kensington Palace, originally the property of
the Duke of Sussex.
O . 3 - 345 A punch howl enamelled with armorials in the interior,
the exterior with crests, a goat’s head, Win. diam. (50),
and another, smaller, with armorials, crest, and flower-
sprays (1041).
A punch howl, enamelled with armorials, douhle-lieaded
eagle crest, flowers and bamboo, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung, 11 \in. diam. (516).
/if . /y — 347 Another, enamelled with armorials and crest in diaper
panels, and with flowers in gold, Ch’ien-lung , 10 \in.
diam. (854).
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A coffee pot and cover finely enamelled with armorials
surrounded by gold scroll work and flowers in panels,
crest, a double swan, the border also introduces the
crest and with flowers and bamboo, famille rose, Ch’ien-
lung.
See illustration.
//^ — 349 A Lambeth Delft bowl, the interior painted with
armorials in scroll mantling, the exterior with flowers
in panels on decorated powder blue ground, the base
inscribed I. M. M., 1736, 10^’n. diam.
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350 A vessel- with the arms of a company ot Watermen, two
cups and an old Worcester mug painted with a stag,
crest and initials J. P. M.
Finis.
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